Today’s another story time! I’ll share with you my relationship with art, drawing and painting from the time I was a KID! And all the way up til now.
First memory – Drawing at my grandparents porch, Dr. Seuss book on one side and my piece of paper on the other. I vividly remember drawing the fuzzy elephant as I saw it.
Elementary School – Taking part in an extra-curricular COMICS class! I remember drawing all sorts of characters, and being very impressed with the older kids’ results.
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Sasuke from Naruto – If you remember I did draw another version of this one recently. But this one is from around 2005
I spontaneously decided to look for old drawings in my old emails, and was so happy to find that I did have a few!
Military Service – During this time I was barely doing any art. Only in the last 6 months of my service I started moving towards that direction again.
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If you look carefully, you’ll see that from the time I was around 5 years old, all the way up to the military service, over more than a decade – all there was was a steady decline in how much I was creating.
I also discuss my future part in the art world, and how I want to go beyond my current niche and play a more major role.
I’m very grateful for you, the listener / viewer / follower. I couldn’t have done any of the things I have without you.
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In today’s episode I want to address some of the questions I got in a recent Instagram live session I did – both SERIOUS and FUN ones!
The first question I address is regarding getting over feelings of frustration and lack of motivation / inspiration, specifically after returning to it following a break.
The question was phrased in a way that makes me see this in the MACRO – some stages in our lives will be less creative – and this is NORMAL. You may be preoccupied with important commitments, or go through a particular challenge.
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My answer is either going ALL-IN on pencil and pen (including digital drawing for that matter), which I ALWAYS loved and enjoyed… OR acrylics! This is another medium I used several times and enjoyed quite a bit.
I’m an artist who naturally gravitates towards sharing my art, processes tips and techniques. It’s very easy for me to fall into the “trap” of sharing at the detriment of creation (aka instead of focusing FULLY on the artwork, I’ll take breaks to take pics and share).
In addition, lately I’ve been feeling the potential and the long way I have to grow as an artist, compared to where I’m currently at.
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All of the above led to me taking more time for pure creation, drawing, painting, practicing etc. – As opposed to sharing.
And, I believe I will go back to the more regular consistency of content pretty soon, once I feel like I gained what I needed (:
About a week ago I was interviewed by Mitch Bowler from PencilKings.com (which is an excellent resource for concept and drawing, I highly recommend you check them out). We talked about the artistic career, creative growth and much more.
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The episode should be out in a few weeks, and I’ll keep you updated on that one. I had a fun time and Mitch is a great guy!
In this episode I want to share with you my MANGA creation journey, the progress I’ve made so far and where I’m headed.
I’ve been reading manga for many years now, and love this genre. I grew up on many anime series too, before even knowing what manga was.
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I got started by writing a few quick stories, then taking one of them and starting to draw a draft for it (what you call a “name”).
In the process, I realized just how much more I have to learn, and decided to take a step back, and work on some other things.
I plan on doing this entire project digitally, as it makes SO MUCH more sense. I also recently bought the Huion Kamvas Pro 16, and planned on using it for that purpose.
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As I was working on my first story, I slowly realized how I have SO MUCH to learn when it comes to the DIGITAL tools, with the main one being Clip Studio.
So I started doing studies of mangas and illustrations I love and admire, to get the ropes of clip studio – drawing with different tools, screen-tones, effects and so on.
The newest project I created was translating a scene from The Witcher TV series into a manga page. You can see some of the result at the top of the page, but here’s the full page (read from right to left like a traditional manga).
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I’m especially proud of the 2nd panel, which is the result of my researching what an old crossbow’s trigger looks like, and my hand used as reference.
The challenge here is twofold – there’s the aspect of drawing relatively accurate (and often detailed) anatomy, and then there’s translating it into the manga style.
This is why you saw me sketching LOADS of figures recently. I’ve been turning real people into manga characters, but more often reconstructing and drawing manga characters with the anatomical knowledge I gained (so instead of just drawing what I see, I actually built the anatomy of the character, layer by layer, and only then add clothings.
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I already dove really deep on one or two stories, fleshing out the world, plot overview and characters, but I sometimes feel like it’s TOO MUCH for the point I’m at, lacking any experience in actually drawing and creating a manga!
My goal for the next 2 months is to come up with many short / quick stories, and create few pages of them. I mean really short – 1-2 page long stories, scenes and scenarios.
Today I want to share with you how I became an artist, as well as my history in the art world from childhood, and finally – what works financially for my art business.
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I’ve been drawing and sketching ever since I can remember myself. My very first memory is of sitting at my grandparents’ porch and copying an illustration from a Dr. Seuss book.
I’ve been doodling on the side all through elementary, middle and high-school, and have once sold a sketch of a pokemon 😂 (for 5 shekels, the equivalent of about 1.2 USD back then.
However, in my 6 months of service I started figuring out what I want to try to do in life. And that’s when I got back to art.
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Among them is selling my paintings (through the local art fair, galleries and directly). Another one is selling the foreign language rights of my books to various publishing houses. And others are Patreon / donations, YouTube ads revenue and more.
The numbers are fairly inaccurate, but do give some kind of a picture as to what the main income sources of my art business are.
I have a long way to go still, when it comes to pretty much everything – Improving my artistic skills, business development, personal growth.Animation is a unique and distinct career that promises fun, convenience and betterment when it comes to job opportunities. A lot of information somehow needs to be known in advance to become successful in this career. A few important factors must be kept in mind in becoming an animator.
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In starting a career in animation, it is essential remembering the fact that it takes a great dedication and love to the art form. Diving into the animator career path and having excellent marketable skill are also essential.
In starting a career in animation, enrolling in a course like media studies is a must thing to do. Media studies are somehow not a bad subject because it only takes a few months until graduation. The idea of studying and pursuing art and animation will help along the way because one is gaining the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities.
For any of those who are a newbie in animation, it is a must to consider enrolling in this course. This is regarded as the best course to take. Making an effort to study the work of other artists and to draw everyday is also essential. In addition, it is suggested to take on different art classes as possible as one can.
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The good thing is that there are art classes and graduate schools at community college and universities that can be enrolled in. Art programs and art animation are also mainly available for the guaranteed satisfaction of those interested in animation.
In anything that relates to animation, it is essential considering improving the drawing skills. There are animate 3d models that can be considered prior to this matter. The drawing skills could be improved by buying a sketchbook. Drawing is a necessity for both 2D and 3D.
Start in every page and draw things in your home. Draw two to three objects if one feels comfortable at drawing objects. Focus drawing on the train in restaurants, on people and random people.
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