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At Home with Century21 Magazine / USA
Aaron McConomy illustrated for an article about the benefit of neighbor watch with an illustration representing the ways of getting to know our neighbors.
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The Nurse Journal / USA
Aaron McConomy illustrated this powerful illustration for an article in Nurse Journal for their October issue. The article takes an intimate look at health professionals serving patients.
Plane & Pilot Magazine
The magazine Plane & Pilot chose Aaron McConomy for this efficient and strong image for the article The Old, Not So Bold Pilot: Exploring the intersection of risk, age and experience. Read the article.
Creative capsule Aaron McConomy
Here is our 9th CREATIVE CAPSULE. This month, we invite you to meet Aaron McConomy, one of the most faithful illustrators of the clinic since many years. Aaron is an artist in the soul, he likes finding and interpreting strong and unique ideas in his creations. He got his own mark and he excels in the editorial domain and many others. Good meeting with the mysterious and charming Aaron.
Describe your creative lab in a few words?
Messy
In two sentences, how would you describe your work technique?
I put blobs of color on paper and convince people they look like something
What is the project of which you are most proud of?
I wouldn’t want to make the other projects jealous by picking a favorite.
What are your favourite colors to create?
I would very much like to create new colors but it is very hard to imagine what they would look like. Having only 8 colors to work with can be very frustrating.
Why did you become an artist?
I decided when i was pretty little. Drawing was always what i was good at. It was either this or a lucrative career in poking things with sticks.
In four words, how would you describe your style of illustration?
Line, color, line, repeat
What is the project of your dreams?
The New Yorker cover. Well, the front cover. I did the back cover once but it doesn’t count.
What does a typical day in the life of Aaron looks like?
I lay in bed and draw. It is a very difficult way to make a living.
What inspires you?
Process. It’s not where you start it’s where you go.
What is your favourite blog or website?
http://www.angelfire.com/nj2/STW/