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One of the things I enjoy most is creating illustrations for magazine and newspaper articles. The opportunity to represent the article by the use of metaphors or the odd analogy is a challenge I take great delight in solving. Fortunately most editorial work allow the illustrator a free reign and not to be too literal, this helps create intriguing imagery that is eye-catching encouraging engagement with the reader or viewer and with the content preventing the audience from turning the page. This applies to articles published on the web too and more and more content developers are discovering that using illustration as a tool to gain engagement with their content, more are also are realising that individual bespoke images take this to a more effective level.
The in and outs of the background and character check for foster parent candidates. The Family Law Act enables the court to peer into the history of the candidates and against how they present themselves or even perceive themselves.
The theme illustrations for this feature issue of The Law Journal use the concept of a doll’s house where each room in the doll house depicts a particular scenario based upon each article in the feature.
How the domestic and professional input of a spouse or partner should be taken into consideration in the share of financial assets. It was not just what you you earn but also the other things one does are valued.
The process of relocation is a journey to protect members of a family from the threat of violence and intimidation from one of the parents. The destination is a safe house that is protected by the police, authorities and schools.
The Family Court has measures to monitor and examine families is an unwelcome intrusion.
For an article that describes the process of allocation of assets for divorcing couples.
The is symbiotic relationship where parties can gain different outcomes by presenting cases at The Federal Court or The Family Court
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