Photoplay (Apr - Sep 1918)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section \ EDW V. BREWER \ ■•'•■■'/^fi ![>■■■■.■* ■ ■■■ ?■ i» ■— ■ -••', -■-A\/:.«fc — s^sjVif 2559^1: ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a THINK OF IT! $1,000.00 for a single commercial drawing! Leading illustrators and commercial artists frequently receive this much, and more, for single pictures or designs, and their work is eagerly sought. Every one may not achieve their remarkable success, yet it is a true index of the splendid opportunities ready and waiting today. The never-satisfied cry of the modern business world is "more trained commercial artists." Thousands of advertisers, periodicals, publishers and others buy millions of dollars' worth of designs and illustrations every year. If you like to draw, develop your talent into a high-salaried ability. The Federal Course a Proven Result-Getter One young man, trained by members of our Faculty, earned $100.00 in 2 days. A girl student received over $400.00 for drawings before completing the Course ; a young man makes 7 times his tuition while still a student; another becomes Advertising Manager of a big firm. Our free book, "Your Future," tells of many more. You, too, should succeed, with the proper training. The. Federal Advisory Council These men are "top-notchers" — commanding splendid yearly incomes. Each has won true success by persistent study and training, such as you can now obtain through the Federal Course. Not only have these men endorsed the Federal home-study method, but exclusive original lessons especially prepared by them are included in the Federal Course. D. J. LAVIN, Newspaper Illustrator. Head of the Art Department of the Chicago Tribune. A splendid draughtsman. FRANKLIN BOOTH, "Painter with the Pen." His wonderfully rich and decorative pen-and-ink designs are constantly appearing in magazines. EDWARD V. BREWER, Advertising Illustrations. His work for Winchester Arms and "Cream of Wheat" displays his excellent color values. MAC MARTIN, Booklet and Catalog Construe ' tion. His treatise on this subject is one of the strongest elements of the Federal Course. E. F. BAUER, Engraving. President Federal School of Commercial Designing. Vice-President Bureau of Engraving, Minneapolis. CHARLES E. CHAMBERS, Magazine and Story Illustrator. Everyone knows his drawings for "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" in Cosmopolitan. HAROLD GROSS, Designer for the Gorham Co.; a master of modern design and color harmony, also an authority on historic ornament. LAUROS M. PHOENIX, Dean of the Federal School. Member National Society of Mural Painters. His work is truly noteworthy. J. H. MITCHELL, General Advertising. President Mitchell Advertising Agency, Minneapolis. He knows the buyer's viewpoint of commercial art. JOSEPH ALMARS, Director of Education. Much credit is due to him for America'sForemost Course in Commercial Designing. Get This Splendid Book, "Your Future" It contains 56 pages, handsomely illustrated in colors. It explains the tremendous demand for trained commercial artists, both men and women. In this profession a woman is not handicapped, but is paid as much as a man with the same ability. "Your Future" describes the Federal Method of home-study, endorsed by leading illustrating and engraving companies. It shows remarkable work of Federal Students. Every ambitious young man and woman should read this book. It will gladly be mailed to you free just send the coupon below. \ HAROLD GROSS ~) L. M PHOENIX JOHN MITCHELL H Coupon for "Your Future" Federal School of Commercial Designing, 3206 Warner Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Gentlemen: Please send me "Your Future" without any obligation to me. — 1 Name (Write youraddress plainly in margin.) Wlien you write to advertisers please mention PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE.