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Creature Design with Steven Zapata - Proko

Creature Design with Steven Zapata - Proko

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SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS HERE: Steven will be sketching a creature from imagination while letting form drive the design. While he sketches he'll be taking questions from the Proko community Angie: -Steven Zapata, thank you for being honest about turning to art as a career if someone is struggling financially. Because the business side is not only stressful and time consuming, but it is EXPENSIVE. The art supplies alone are ridiculously expensive. And if you-re like me and spend a bit of change for studio time at a collective to work on a piece, it-s expensive. My last piece cost $800 to finish in studio. For just the studio time. The materials I used also ran into the high hundreds. Then you have to factor in a lot of other costs as well. I went to school and do not do this as my day job. Most artists I know and went to school with have day jobs.
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 4


So that's what happened to me for the last 30 years. 20: 00, Doing fundamentals, listening and learning but not creating any art. It finally clicked when I tried to copy a face of an old man, was way off, but then said to myself, ok, so I have an idea where the eyes and nose go, so I'm gonna make my own old man with the knowledge I have and then I'm gonna keep drawing old man faces with each rendition getting better most of the time. Now I can take that face and create a composition and create my own art. I just need to draw his body now a thousand times and then I'm all set.
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This is one the best video I've seen so far that really helped me out to understand drawing from references isn't a crime, thx alot for sharing, its been thirteen years without drawing and im already back at it nd 10 times stronger nd smarter bcuz youtube videos really helping me out to improve my skillsnd this time i won't stop, i love to draw, thisis one of favorite hobbies.
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Every time I reach a point I thought would be a real achievement I see a universe beyond it and where I started is just a few steps ago. The biggest barriers for getting better have been my assumptions about things I thought I had to conform to. Art isn't science. You don't dissect something that's alive.
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OKAY, whoever that was that -added- on to the -look back six month. - ought to have been stoked and moved on to the next question. as they rambled about -bricks-. taking the shine and importance from the artists Powerful words.
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