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Welcome to the American Journal of Anthropomorphics!
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The American Journal of Anthropomorphics is an industry "black book"
featuring art, pricing and contact information for dozens of animators and
character artists from around the world. It is a series of books that are
valuable either as a resource when commissioning artwork or simply for
enjoying the art contained therein.
The series was begun in 1993, and after four books,
have become well known. As the series continues
onward, it is steadily gaining ground in the
field of commercial character illustration. The most
unique element about the books is that while most
"black books" charge their participating artists
up to $3,000 per page, the Journal is FREE. None of the
artists whose work was selected to appear had to pay
anything for the privilege.
And now, Vision is gearing up to bring forth the long-awaited
fifth issue of the American Journal of Anthropomorphics.
Want to know more? Click HERE.
With a new millenium will come a new Journal, with more pages,
more artists and more opportunities for its participating artists to prosper.
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AJA #5 delayed due WTC tragedy
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Due to unavoidable delays and the terrible incident at the World Trade
Center here in New York City, the submission deadline for Issue 5 of the
American Journal of Anthropomorphics is being pushed back to April, 2002.
Submission will begin in November, 2001, and the book should be hitting the
stands by June, 2002.
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Buy AJA Books 1-4!
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All the AJA books are available for sale on our website.
Don't miss this opportunity to pick up all of the books in the series!
Just check out our online shop and complete your collection!
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Submit to the AJA Online!
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In the past, artists needed to physically submit artwork through the mail to
Vision for the Journal. This process was time consuming, not to mention annoying! One of the most pleasant new features of the fifth (and future) editions is a function of this brand new website that lets artists digitally
upload their art submissions to the magazine. Online submission will be available beginning in November, 2001.
If you are an artist interested in submitting work for possible publication in the Journal, please take a moment to Subscribe to the AJA's Mailing List and get an account. When the Online Subscription area is opened, you will be able to upload art electronically and will be given a note to advise you that Submission Area is open!
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