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Is “illustrationist†an existing word? Or should I use ‘illustrator’ instead?
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Is “illustrationist†an existing word? Or should I use ‘illustrator’ instead?
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Is “illustrationist†an existing word? Or should I use ‘illustrator’ instead?
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edited Aug 18 at 11:24
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asked Aug 18 at 11:21
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edited Aug 18 at 11:24
Andrew Leach♦
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edited Aug 18 at 11:24
Andrew Leach♦
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edited Aug 18 at 11:24
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asked Aug 18 at 11:21
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It is a legitimately formed term, combining "illustration" and the suffix "-ist". But, since the term "illustrator" exists and is commonly used, that is preferred. You might still want to use "illustrationist" in some cases since it tends to imply a more exceptional talent than the mundane "illuatrator".
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It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
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Yes, you are correct. You should use illustrator. The artiest who express their thoughts through illustration is called Illustrator.
illustrator
Excerpt from Wikipedia:
An illustrator is an artist who specializes in enhancing writing or elucidating concepts by providing a visual representation that corresponds to the content of the associated text or idea.
Illustrationist is grammatically correct, but not a vogue word.
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It is a legitimately formed term, combining "illustration" and the suffix "-ist". But, since the term "illustrator" exists and is commonly used, that is preferred. You might still want to use "illustrationist" in some cases since it tends to imply a more exceptional talent than the mundane "illuatrator".
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It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
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Aug 18 at 11:43
@JamesRandom Bingo.
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It is a legitimately formed term, combining "illustration" and the suffix "-ist". But, since the term "illustrator" exists and is commonly used, that is preferred. You might still want to use "illustrationist" in some cases since it tends to imply a more exceptional talent than the mundane "illuatrator".
answered Aug 18 at 11:39
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It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
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Aug 18 at 11:43
@JamesRandom Bingo.
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It is a legitimately formed term, combining "illustration" and the suffix "-ist". But, since the term "illustrator" exists and is commonly used, that is preferred. You might still want to use "illustrationist" in some cases since it tends to imply a more exceptional talent than the mundane "illuatrator".
answered Aug 18 at 11:39
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It is a legitimately formed term, combining "illustration" and the suffix "-ist". But, since the term "illustrator" exists and is commonly used, that is preferred. You might still want to use "illustrationist" in some cases since it tends to imply a more exceptional talent than the mundane "illuatrator".
answered Aug 18 at 11:39
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answered Aug 18 at 11:39
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answered Aug 18 at 11:39
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answered Aug 18 at 11:39
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It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
– user184130
Aug 18 at 11:43
@JamesRandom Bingo.
– tchrist♦
Aug 18 at 12:41
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It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
– user184130
Aug 18 at 11:43
@JamesRandom Bingo.
– tchrist♦
Aug 18 at 12:41
It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
– user184130
Aug 18 at 11:43
It's a bit like that John Wayne movie called "The Shootist" rather than "The Shooter" (or "The Gunslinger"). It has some novelty value.
– user184130
Aug 18 at 11:43
@JamesRandom Bingo.
– tchrist♦
Aug 18 at 12:41
@JamesRandom Bingo.
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Aug 18 at 12:41
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Yes, you are correct. You should use illustrator. The artiest who express their thoughts through illustration is called Illustrator.
illustrator
Excerpt from Wikipedia:
An illustrator is an artist who specializes in enhancing writing or elucidating concepts by providing a visual representation that corresponds to the content of the associated text or idea.
Illustrationist is grammatically correct, but not a vogue word.
answered Aug 18 at 11:28
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Yes, you are correct. You should use illustrator. The artiest who express their thoughts through illustration is called Illustrator.
illustrator
Excerpt from Wikipedia:
An illustrator is an artist who specializes in enhancing writing or elucidating concepts by providing a visual representation that corresponds to the content of the associated text or idea.
Illustrationist is grammatically correct, but not a vogue word.
answered Aug 18 at 11:28
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Yes, you are correct. You should use illustrator. The artiest who express their thoughts through illustration is called Illustrator.
illustrator
Excerpt from Wikipedia:
An illustrator is an artist who specializes in enhancing writing or elucidating concepts by providing a visual representation that corresponds to the content of the associated text or idea.
Illustrationist is grammatically correct, but not a vogue word.
answered Aug 18 at 11:28
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Yes, you are correct. You should use illustrator. The artiest who express their thoughts through illustration is called Illustrator.
illustrator
Excerpt from Wikipedia:
An illustrator is an artist who specializes in enhancing writing or elucidating concepts by providing a visual representation that corresponds to the content of the associated text or idea.
Illustrationist is grammatically correct, but not a vogue word.
answered Aug 18 at 11:28
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