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	<title>Comments on: Illustration Vs Photos for Marketing</title>
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		<title>By: Mike</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mike</dc:creator>
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		<description>Recently stumbled across your blog and enjoy what you have to say! And while this is an outdated post, it covers something I&#039;ve been wondering about lately. 

Namely, whether the last decade&#039;s improvement in photographic technology would end up increasing the demand for illustration? To explain: at one time it was relatively difficult to find good photographers. Now, there are so many photos being taken with good equipment, even non-professionals are &quot;accidentally&quot; producing quality work. I&#039;m thinking of the stock image market here to some degree.

With so many faux-professional photos available, it would seem that their aggregate value should go down. If I&#039;m a marketer trying to cut through the clutter, photos could be seen as an overused solution... leading to an increase in the demand for illustration.

We&#039;ve already seen this surge in demand for some types of illustration work and I wonder if this is a larger, technology-driven trend? Surely, developing more business-oriented illustration work (as you suggest) would add fuel to the fire.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Recently stumbled across your blog and enjoy what you have to say! And while this is an outdated post, it covers something I&#8217;ve been wondering about lately. </p>
<p>Namely, whether the last decade&#8217;s improvement in photographic technology would end up increasing the demand for illustration? To explain: at one time it was relatively difficult to find good photographers. Now, there are so many photos being taken with good equipment, even non-professionals are &#8220;accidentally&#8221; producing quality work. I&#8217;m thinking of the stock image market here to some degree.</p>
<p>With so many faux-professional photos available, it would seem that their aggregate value should go down. If I&#8217;m a marketer trying to cut through the clutter, photos could be seen as an overused solution&#8230; leading to an increase in the demand for illustration.</p>
<p>We&#8217;ve already seen this surge in demand for some types of illustration work and I wonder if this is a larger, technology-driven trend? Surely, developing more business-oriented illustration work (as you suggest) would add fuel to the fire.</p>
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