Having a Secret Identity as an Artist - Draftsmen S1E25 - Proko
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Arbindel
as a student, it is difficult to know if the instructor is going to be a good fit for your education especially if you don't know if what they're teaching is going to be something that will benefit your learning (or not. There is a lot of faith that many students put in their instructor, the direction of the course(s, and the system everything is structured in. I might know on a few people out of hundreds that are in a course of educational programs who actually know exactly what direction they want to take and how they are going to get there. The vast majority are looking for direction and the tools to get there, hoping the entire time that the system will get them there. It's not until you're embedded in the system (and debt) with years of sacrifice until you finally get a glimpse of direction it's taking you. Many instructors will say to just have faith it the process and that it will get you where you want to go. They actually believe in the process, reinforce it, and push it to their students. If there is a way to know this stuff before it even begins, it is not taught. It's a fundamental flaw in the entire process.
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as a student, it is difficult to know if the instructor is going to be a good fit for your education especially if you don't know if what they're teaching is going to be something that will benefit your learning (or not. There is a lot of faith that many students put in their instructor, the direction of the course(s, and the system everything is structured in. I might know on a few people out of hundreds that are in a course of educational programs who actually know exactly what direction they want to take and how they are going to get there. The vast majority are looking for direction and the tools to get there, hoping the entire time that the system will get them there. It's not until you're embedded in the system (and debt) with years of sacrifice until you finally get a glimpse of direction it's taking you. Many instructors will say to just have faith it the process and that it will get you where you want to go. They actually believe in the process, reinforce it, and push it to their students. If there is a way to know this stuff before it even begins, it is not taught. It's a fundamental flaw in the entire process.
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Shekelstein
Simple.
Kim Jung Gi is good enough to warrant doing whatever he wants. Because he is so amazing companies are willing to make the exception to work with him, but if you were just some nobody it wouldn't matter since companies hold all the power.
He's one of the best if not THE best draftsman in the world. Companies know they can sell their brand very well since all normies care about in fundamental skill which he has in boatloads.
Basically, be as good as Kim Jung Gi and you can draw pretty much anything.
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Simple.
Kim Jung Gi is good enough to warrant doing whatever he wants. Because he is so amazing companies are willing to make the exception to work with him, but if you were just some nobody it wouldn't matter since companies hold all the power.
He's one of the best if not THE best draftsman in the world. Companies know they can sell their brand very well since all normies care about in fundamental skill which he has in boatloads.
Basically, be as good as Kim Jung Gi and you can draw pretty much anything.
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juveejunko
Thank you for discussing this topic! I have been thinking about doing erotic graphic novels, and I agonized over whether or not to use a pen name. I'm convinced after watching this that I should. It seems that some people in society are still a little judgy about this stuff, not to mention how you guys talk about the importance of separating work identities if you also do kid-friendly work and children seek your website out. Great discussion!
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Thank you for discussing this topic! I have been thinking about doing erotic graphic novels, and I agonized over whether or not to use a pen name. I'm convinced after watching this that I should. It seems that some people in society are still a little judgy about this stuff, not to mention how you guys talk about the importance of separating work identities if you also do kid-friendly work and children seek your website out. Great discussion!
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Mari
--Can we do both the art of innocence & the darkness? -
It-s the matter of one-s conscience. Personally l want to encourage all to work on what one can be dignified, & not concern only about acceptance & fame.
In reality immoral does not contribute in our society, only exploits something.
There would be always the darkness in our world, but it takes more courage & heroic to keep the -morals straight-
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--Can we do both the art of innocence & the darkness? -
It-s the matter of one-s conscience. Personally l want to encourage all to work on what one can be dignified, & not concern only about acceptance & fame.
In reality immoral does not contribute in our society, only exploits something.
There would be always the darkness in our world, but it takes more courage & heroic to keep the -morals straight-
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Nathan
The first phone call I felt was horribly interpreted. He was talking about merging concepts, life drawing, figure drawing into a single class. So that's shapes, light and shadow, perspective, proportion, anatomy, gesture, etc, creative drawing. in a single class. That's a horrible idea. Figure drawing really needs to be kept its own dedicated class because you don't have time to learn anything as it is.
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The first phone call I felt was horribly interpreted. He was talking about merging concepts, life drawing, figure drawing into a single class. So that's shapes, light and shadow, perspective, proportion, anatomy, gesture, etc, creative drawing. in a single class. That's a horrible idea. Figure drawing really needs to be kept its own dedicated class because you don't have time to learn anything as it is.
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AaronTheBaron
It's true that you should not have to hide your adult work from the 'adult' world, but when you want to do children's books they shouldn't be confronted with your fetish art when they google your name or your products. Children need protection, if you interact with that audience, you should include that into what it means to be professional.
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It's true that you should not have to hide your adult work from the 'adult' world, but when you want to do children's books they shouldn't be confronted with your fetish art when they google your name or your products. Children need protection, if you interact with that audience, you should include that into what it means to be professional.
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Richatd
I love the email at the beginning of the video bc even tho I haven't ever applied for a job illustrating or writing story books or anything I've often worried about the topic of having risque stuff in my portfolio if I ever did. and pen names make me nervous bc eventually fans want to see your face or do meet and greets and book signings!
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I love the email at the beginning of the video bc even tho I haven't ever applied for a job illustrating or writing story books or anything I've often worried about the topic of having risque stuff in my portfolio if I ever did. and pen names make me nervous bc eventually fans want to see your face or do meet and greets and book signings!
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Zambiasi
45: 00 i made my little brother interested in reading books by, making it fun: i pich my voice differnt for ever character, and he always has his character that only he is alowed to read. I sit with him every day for half an hour to an hour. We got though lord of the rings, the art of learnig and many many micky mouse comics
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45: 00 i made my little brother interested in reading books by, making it fun: i pich my voice differnt for ever character, and he always has his character that only he is alowed to read. I sit with him every day for half an hour to an hour. We got though lord of the rings, the art of learnig and many many micky mouse comics
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Jeff
Johnny Ryan is a cartoonist who does transgressive comics for adults asPrison Planet, Angery Yputh Comics wellas material for kids. I think he writes a new batch of LoonyTunes animated shorts. I hope thisisn't a repeat I didn'tread the other comments because im drunk. Just kidding, Im lazy.
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Johnny Ryan is a cartoonist who does transgressive comics for adults asPrison Planet, Angery Yputh Comics wellas material for kids. I think he writes a new batch of LoonyTunes animated shorts. I hope thisisn't a repeat I didn'tread the other comments because im drunk. Just kidding, Im lazy.
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Peter
Marshall says at 16: 35 -I know who Banksy is- with unwavering confidence. Then after being told nobody knows what the identity is he claims -They still don't know! - He knows, he was just pretending to be shocked. Marshall is Banksy. Confirmed.
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Marshall says at 16: 35 -I know who Banksy is- with unwavering confidence. Then after being told nobody knows what the identity is he claims -They still don't know! - He knows, he was just pretending to be shocked. Marshall is Banksy. Confirmed.
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