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Working and talking about something aren't mutually exclusive. You can do both. You say it's a massive problem that affects many areas. So why (and how) would it not be a prominent topic of conversation? You say it has only substituted "crap jobs", which both isn't true, but also has no solidarity for the artists working those introductory "crap jobs". and finally.... you're talking about it too? You can choose to follow your own advice and just focus on your art projects as well.

Most of the ai art I have seen used. The people couldn't have afforded real art anyways.

How does this man not have more subscribers yet. Yes Ai talk is annoying. ❤

All of this

Woefully ignorant and dismissive of real concerns and issues. I imagine you look back at this in a few years and think you were very dumb.

People talk about chump and politics all day, I don't want to hear it but I have to see it. You gotta learn to just ignore some things dude. Unfollow, get off the internet...

Your rant highlights the exact reason why I’m assuming the role that I am James. Of course, I have the responsibility to be there to answer people’s concerns and questions - so I need to stay active on the subject when people need answers. However, my end goal is to help the community out of the mud so our wheels can grip solid ground again and regain our positive momentum I also read a comment on my video from someone who said they relied on channels like mine to get away from drama - which reinforces my desire to start teaching some healthy online practices Like Jackson Galaxy says, if you want to stop your cat from clawing up the furniture then you need to offer them an alternative scratching post, you can’t just tell them to stop In order to pull people out of this hurtful mindset you need to latch on to a healthier community Thank you James, I’m 100% on your side and agree with you wholeheartedly ❤

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Discovering Hardy’s online resources also pushed me to pursue concept art. I was like wow the is within reach! Great video, can’t wait to see more

Hardy's such a great resource, thanks for sharing this interview! I appreciated a lot of what you guys talked about, but also in particular bringing up Christopher Nolan and his comments on directing. I'm an actor in my local community theatre, training to be a director, and yeah. Dipping your hands a little bit in everything allows you to understand what it's like on the other side of the notebook and more holistically refine what your conversation will be about the subject you're tackling. It's so cool how in creative pursuits, nothing exists in a vacuum and different spheres of creativity can inform each other.

You gave permission to make bad art, you fool

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good stuff man! yeah maybe I will try make a youtube at some point, I have a few friends that do it now. But it does look scary. I think I just hate my voice lol. Yes the 'making bad art' is a good philosophy.

Thank you for inspiring me to draw cat maid Walter white you need more subscribers 👍 I’ll show my results soon

I needed this video, thank-you! *proceeds to draw bad art*

Good bad art bro.

Is game development hard like if you never done before? Do you have to learn a bunch of stuff like a bunch of 3D and programming? The only thing I can do is draw. Would it take like a really long time to learn from scratch?

I totally feel you on the notes thing. It's hard to jump into a project and feel passionate about it while treating it like an essay.

What a relatable thing. I'm currently in game design class, and when the teachers forced me to write a game design document it squeezed out all my creative energy, and caused severe procrastination. Due to my overly negative reaction to the paperwork, my teachers immediately lost faith in me and joked that I was going to fail the semester. I rushed the game design document because I was extremely eager to just jump in and start making my game. And after three weeks of hard work I left my teachers in awe when I presented my game. Honestly, @#&%! The stupid paperwork and mandatory documentation. My game won the award of best game of the class, all because I took more time to polish instead of writing dev logs and collecting learning evidence.

Great video, keep up the passion! Wanted to mention that a game design document is not a must, especially if you're alone on the project. It is just very useful for onboarding and to answer any future question any other coworker might have. As long as you have your ideas flowing, especially when the concept is still cooking, I wouldn't even consider any documents, just notes to remember what interesting ideas you have. Make sure to have fun creating your games ;) Good luck!

Loved this James and congrats on your channel! 100% agree - it's super important to be able to self assess when things are feeling off in your work. This is a good reminder and has me thinking - thanks for this

Good progress, bro! Really happy to see you looking at things differently. Eager to see more from you! 😁

James, you just took that whole Hanako San concept to a much darker level - I LOVE how you reinterpreted it. And to comment on the theme of your video, I really appreciate what you said about "not dismissing things too quickly" - that's something I wish every aspiring artists remembered. We're often far too quick to just dismiss something the first (or 10th) time something doesn't work out. Just don't lose sight of why you chose to try that thing out in the first place, it MEANT something to you. Now look what you're doing - you literally OWN every medium you tackle, 2D and 3D. It's sick how capable you are in these very diverse mediums - a true creator through-and-through. A huge thanks for posting this.