[quote style=”1″ author=”CHRIS PETERS / SENIOR ART PRODUCER / COLLE + MCVOY“]I think AtEdge is the best source out there right now for photography. You do a great job keeping everything fresh, with a wonderful selection of talent that is well versed in the craft. I use the website a lot – especially the specialty index… and everyone at our agency just loves the little books![/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”MONICA ALVERCA / ASSOCIATE ART DIRECTOR / TIME INC.“]I use the Directory of Illustration as a reference each time I need to assign projects or suggest an illustrator to a co-worker. It’s a must-have tool.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”AMITA STAROSIELSKI / FREELANCE ART PRODUCER”]I look at it (AtEdge) almost every time I start a project to see if there is anyone in the book that I am not familiar with.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”JACKIE HEDA, CMI / MEDICAL & SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION”]I have had an ad in the Sourcebook since the second edition. So for me, the track record speaks for itself, and for my business and the ever evolving marketplace, choosing not to run an ad in the MISB is not an option!
The value of having a portfolio in front of a wide audience of qualified buyers in the US and beyond, can not be over stated. The Sourcebook is not only a printed directory that is used by many of my clients, it is a broad based marketing tool that includes online marketing through medillsb.com. In addition to your printed ad in the Sourcebook, each subscriber can upload 50 images/animations per page as their online portfolio on medillsb.com.
When I ask contacts “how did you find me?”, the response is most often ‘through the online resources of the Sourcebook‘.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”KIP CARTER, MS CMI / HUMAN & VETERINARY MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION”]In this competitive marketplace, I have found that targeted marketing with the best possible exposure is a successful formula for growing my business. The Medical Illustration Sourcebook website provides buyers with the right tools to find what they are looking for. That means I spend my time on serious inquiries. Best of all, these great clients are delivered right to my door.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”MARGI DENTON / PRESIDENT / DENTON DESIGN ASSOCIATES“]I think it represents high-end photography so I look there to keep myself familiar with the names… as I do reading the design and photography magazines. The photographers’ efforts to market seem to count most.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”LAURA LAUBE / SENIOR ART BUYER / DRAFTFCB“]AtEdge is an invaluable reference that showcases top-flight photographers. It’s a great source for some of the most provocative and thought-provoking work from which to draw on for upcoming photo assignments. It is a pure, honest accounting of the photographer’s creative eye – the style, the passion, the message.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”SCOTT LACEY / PHOTO EDITOR / BOSTON MAGAZINE“]The Directory of Illustration is one of my favorite resources for finding illustrators.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”WENDY PRESSLEY-JACOBS / PRINCIPAL / PRESSLEY JOHNSON DESIGN“]The simple, consistent format rightly puts the focus on the work.[/quote]
[quote style=”1″ author=”SCOTT LEIGHTON / SENIOR MEDICAL & SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATOR / NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE“]Over the years, the Sourcebook has proven to be my most valuable marketing tool. And most recently, I have found that the majority of my new clients are locating me through the medillsb.com website — It has been a very valuable addition to my self-promotion.[/quote]