David Sandonato

March 28, 2014 Marco | Editor

David Sandonato is primarily an illustrator, but his photos uploaded using Fotolia’s Instant app are pretty popular, too. He has designed club flyers, infographics, and is something of a specialist in image collections.

We asked David how he got started as a stock illustrator, but he was very happy to give us a lot of useful advice.

Fotolia: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself, where you’re based, and how you became a stock image contributor?

David Sandonato: I’m from Trieste, Italy, and I’m an electronic engineer, but I feel more like an artist, that’s why I chose to work with …read more

Via: Fotolia

Marco | Editor

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