Social Media Strategy for Artists Made Easy!
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Tutorials/Templates/Brushes - gumroad.com/tr...
Audiobooks + fiction - / aquaticmoon
Books + Merch - www.aquatic-moo...
Ikeda (free game on Steam) - bit.ly/32DrSzP
Discord = / discord
Twitter- / trentkaniuga
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Tips for how I got over my shyness, and how i've integrated social media into my usual drawing process. You don't have to be amazing at it just to et started. You don't need to spend lots of money or time either. These are a few things that I just do along with my usual workload, and it doesn't take much time.
Games I've worked on -
Fortnite (Environment concept art)
Overwatch (Environment concept art + Sprays artwork)
League of Legends (Character design + Environment concept art, UI + Icons)
Diablo 3 (Character design + Environment concept art)
Hearthstone (Illustration)
Burning Crusade(Character design + Environment concept art)
Wrath of the Lich King (Character design + Environment concept art)
Indivisible (Environment concept art)
Final Fight Streetwise (Voice Acting + Character Design + World Design + Cutscene Direction + Co writer on script)
He Man GBA (Pixel Art)
Terminator 3 GBA (Art Direction + Pixel Art)
CannonBallers (Character + World design)
Ikeda: The Scrap Hunter (Programming + Art + Design)
Goblins and Gnomes (Concept Art)
Books available-
Twilight Monk Secrets of Kung Fulio (2020) - Illustrated Novel
Escape from Giants Crown (2019) - Illustrated Novella
World Of Twilight Monk Vol 1 (2019) Art Book
The Man and the Moonken (2019) - Illustrated Novella
The Beast of Tuksa (2018) - Illustrated Novella
Twilight Monk (2012) - 2 Graphic Novels
Nova Colony (2009) - 1 Graphic Novel
CreeD (1993-2007) - Comic Book Series
Ghost Rider (2000) - Comic Book Series
The Fuzz (1997) - Comic Book
Thank you art father
Art daddy*
@@joel_the_ai 😳😳😂
Design daddy?
Art father is a great nickname
"You're a bird killer. A maverick, renegade, bird killer." -Trent 2020
Try do fanart in that popular procreate art style with girls only in a portrait shot with lots of tags
Me when my cat catches his toy
The 8 - 10 hours of thought and effort you said you put into your videos is very easy to see - everything you say is gold and it's very much appreciated 🙌🏼
FULLY AGREE :D
Thank you, really thank you, since a few days I was feeling really down because the low interactions with my artwork on Instagram but with this, I think the things will be a little better over the time, thanks for motivate me
Don’t stop believing! I know it seems impossible at times, but if you stop believing, you guarantee that it won’t happen.
Dude. I like your ad style right at the beginning. Very smooth.
I always love talking with those live who haven't already done so. Getting new blood to come on and talk about their projects is a blast!
I just recently started going hard on trying to build my Social Media and RUclips (posting 2-3 times a week) because I'd love to draw for a living creating comics and other art related content. So this video was like perfect timing. I'm going to try posting more now because the point you made is very true. Even if it's just a sketch it still shows you're around and there to provide the same amount of content others do. Always grateful for the art tips and advice you've given, truly inspires me to work harder.
That's how I started my channel recently too! It's reassuring to hear that you couldn't get your ideas across at the beginning!
I want to start a RUclips channel but I feel I’m not at a level of that quality that I feel people would be interested in. However I also feel it be a cool way to track the progress of my manga/comic artist journey.
Do it! I just started growing mine this year and I do it exactly for that purpose :)
I'd give it a shot! It's definitely cool to see your progress, and you'll probably end up attracting people who are at a similar skill level to you. Then you can sort of form a community of people doing similar art as you :)
I'm doing the same thing with my webcomic and Manga. Start now and in a few months see how much you've grown.
well the reason people want to see is to be inspired, if they can see your art journey and improvements it inspires them to try what they love to.
There are always people who are going to find work you do impressive, even at a beginner level. Even if you don't get that audience, there are likely going to be people who want to see your process, your progress, and how you're growing as an artist. Go for it! :)
Trent dropping knowledge rocks on entire flocks of birds! You have a great personality my dude, I love how this channel is more "hang out with your wise friend" but your gumroad is time with "grand master Trent".
Greetings from the Midwest! Thanks for another great reminder and solid talk, Trent. Keep it rollin' dude! As a fellow virtual trainer, I fully agree that it's important that you find your groove. Don't hold up on social media or video waiting for all things to be perfect. Get your work out there. Just start with the tools that you have and like using, and grow from there. People will see your growth through the process and as you get comfortable and hit your stride - your early adopters will be cheering you on. Everyone starts with zero followers. Do what you enjoy, the love will come across, and people will find you.
You were spot on in this video and I'm starting to learn to get into that comfort zone while running my YT. The biggest thing for me is having schedule features so I can create a bunch of content, schedule it all at once and not have to think about it for a month lol. BTW your art style is awesome!
Thank you for the pep talk! Just what I needed to hear today :)
I have been enjoying waching the videos of you giving tips on different topics.
This is real helpful! I’ve been kind of down about not getting any interaction on social media, but I think your right about posting more often and working it into my process. This made me feel a bit hopeful and motivated. Thank you
I stream while inking. It help to put my work out there as well as get work done. I'm extra motivated by people who show up in my chat.
This is a great idea! Plus you keep focused during the time since you are streaming it.
Thanks @SlimxShady
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I honestly think if I tried to stream at the same time as I have my drawing software up my laptop would just shut down
@@tradarcher300 I work traditionally so I don't have that issue. I'm sure you can look around for a solution if one is available.
@@PeterPalmiotti yeah, I'm saving up for a new pc lol
This couldn't have come at a better time! Social media has really had me down lately
I sometimes go through the comments and I saw you commented! Don't worry Nuvo you got this!! Social media is difficult sometimes.
@@melosprout thanks melottae! I know part of it is cause I started over but when you don't get the results you expect it easy to feel like you're doing something wrong. Tha is for the support though! Ill hang in there.
I love this. It's practical advice coupled with a no-frills, "Just Do It" simplicity.
I just started posting my work here on YT and its true, with time it gets easier and more comfortable talking and being in front of the camera 😀
The way you drew that background! It seems so complex, but you make it look very easy! Its a very good lesson in and of itself about taking advantage of atmospheric perspective.
I am not really sure if I really be able to do it but as what you said, just keep consistent. I just started consistency like for 5 weeks.
I’ve definitely not been posting as much as I should on Instagram because I get in my head that I would like my feed to be perfect and blabla but it is true that it’s probably better to at least be posting sketches than to not be posting anything at all
Recently I’ve been trying to break my perfectionist habit by slowly but surely posting more than my fully finished artworks! Smaller simple headshots and colored sketches, just gradually posting process pictures. I personally think it’s far more interesting to see more from the artists you follow and love, have an insight on what they’re up to and how what they draw isn’t always just “perfect” illustrations ~ In any case, I believe those who really like you would want to see what you’re up to! Maybe give it a shot gradually c:
Puting stuff out there is very beneficial in so many ways. If you want to do more with art than just doodle in your spare time you need to post your work. Every experienced artist will tell you that.
So gracious of you
Thanks. Simple and easy to follow ideas.
Thanks a lot, Trent, as always I keep learning from you, you motivated me to start uploading again after I gave up, really thanks man
Love your videos! This one really spoke to me. I am actually a very shy person, but I have such a desire to get my ideas seen by others! This video definitely gives me some confidence to share them!
Man, thank you Trent for this vid! I have to admit that I've started to put more thought on starting a youtube channel during these days because you've been mentioning it in other videos lately and, to be honest, I like editing videos too, hahah. So I've started to hit record while working, trying to make it a habit. Even if some of what comes out never gets to social media, at least I got a track record of my artistic progress.
I started recorded my digital art process since I was making art anyways. Thank you for reaffirming that I was on the right track. :DD
So much information just in this One Video.. I will be Breaking this Video Down and Learning From it.! 👊😎
Great video, its great to get advise on stuff you are currently struggling with
Getting that metaphore soo far, I liked it.
Thank you Sir, I have been following you since the beginning. I love your energy and the way you teach. It’s artist like yourself that have inspired me to take my art seriously and to really invest in social media as a way to enter the professional art market.
1 stone artist. Takin on birds everywhere. That'll teach them to go about bein all feathery like that.
Dude being a bird killer never looked this fun ! :O
good laughs at the whiskey drunk part
I appreciate all of the work you put in for us
Exactly what I need since I just started my own art instagram! Thanks Trent!
This is the most relevant video from just about any artist lol, thanks man! ✌
Drinking whiskey alone to get over camera / recording shyness is a BIG MOOD
Appreciate this video very much Trent, I’m going through that same struggle of putting myself out there and just fear of the response from the audiences
This video is so 100% accurate I'm seriously scared right now. I just decided to face my anxiety and start to create regular content here on RUclips, and on other social media.
Do you sit in my mind or something?? 😅
Anyway, thank you very much for all your advices and nice words. All of it is very encouraging. You and many other artists constantly help me with creating something new and very important for me :)
Your channel is a great start! Keep it up!
@@TrentKaniuga Thank you man :') it's so great to hear it from a professional artist. I'll keep on trying!
This was so helpful, thank u!!
It's hard to believe you were shy once :D
thank you so much for your awesome advice and the art looks absolutely amazing
Awsome content as always 💥💥...what's that word he keeps saying 😂. Manyandabond or what ? 😂😂😂
The most valuable thing I learned with this video: don't spend a ton of time on your social media, just slowly start to integrate it to your process
Sick drawing!
Trent you are awesome
Wonderful
I don’t talk in my videos 😂 maybe one day I will. Very helpful video ✨
The Last words he said(jaong baong)...i think He was Drunk😆😅😂
thanks, great video.
inspiring as always
Artists, remember you don't work for these platforms. Don't worry about posting often. Post when you feel like it.
Finding out what to make is the hard part :) posting should be fun once you have some momentum rolling. Still not quite there yet.
Is it necessary to post on ALL social media platforms, including Twitter? I personally am dedicated to DeviantArt, Instagram and Reddit, but have quit using Twitter a while ago. I just really don’t like using Twitter’s format for art, neither as a social platform and I don’t want to keep forcing myself to use something I don’t like. It feels very inconvenient for me as I get tons of unwanted content on the feed, even from people who I want to follow their journey as they post and retweet unnecessary spam and I just got tired from filtering who I follow as I can’t keep what I want to see on my feed. It also feels so hard to get noticed there since spamming hashtags looks really messy and is much more limited than other social media. I was wondering if I’m making a bad decision about this? Would appreciate more insight and any thoughts!
Twitter isn't as good for art as Instagram. And if you don't want to share your personality, don't do youtube. If I had to pick 1, I'd pick RUclips for me. But for many others, I'd just say to use IG.
Thanks!
No birds were harmed in the making of this video.
Thank you!
I was even scared to watch this video :D
Yo Trent. Great video. Do you have registered copyright protection for your intellectual properties? I'm curious how far I should take my own before posting work.
If it's published, it's copyrighted.
If anyone is willing to share their art w/ me, my instagram & twitter is @pjredpill -
I'm more than willing to repost & support. ❤️
DM Me.
thank you my god
Was it raining when you recorded? The video had quite a loud background noise.
Anyway, thanks for the tips!
Air conditioner. It's been getting kinda hot around here in Southern California
This was so helpful thank you :)
I use to do alot of this, but i got more than a few jobs doing stuff I couldn't even post, that also take a ton of time (I'm an ink artist, @pacefactor) - and then i got hit with the "current events" hammer. Now I'm trying to transition to no avail, and I have no clue what to do anymore. Also got into making card games. Love the talks and the art, btw.
I have to start by thanking you Trent all your videos help me not only become inspired by you to draw more but your box sets on gumroad do to ...ok I was just wondering bout the Gumroad are there any downloads for sketch book as most seem to be focused on PS to which I don't have so can I learn the same if I only use sketchbook?
When the video started I thought you were drawing a robot furby.
Your voice is a bliss! >w
I admittedly did a couple glasses of wine before my first few videos 😬 not enough to forget my lesson plan but enough to get myself to stop sounding like I was reporting the weather...weird cause I teach the same stuff in person with no issue...the camera just has this weird effect on me. Good to know I'll get over it😅
Being camera shy is normal. It's just something you need to get used to. :)
@@renealbrechtsen9743 for sure! It's already slowly getting easier 😋
That's exactly what I do for my channel. But I still don't have enough courage to talk in my videos so they are kinda boring, just me painting in the void 😂😂
That's all you need to be doing for now. It's great for tracking progress and building a routine that will be a part of your art journey.
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adelacreative @Trent Kaniuga Agree. Once into a routine it gets easier and before you know it you'll be compelled to up your game.
Vid made my day!
For some one who has followed you for god knows how long i don't think you're old videos was that bad XD
Thanks Mathilde!
@@TrentKaniuga you're welcome^^
Best artist tip - take a sip of whisky! 😂
What type of drawing programs do u use Trent?
Do we really need to have a twitter? 😱 People is savage there!
Thank You
Hey, I'm only just now really getting into drawing im not too sure what many of these words mean. I really want to try in this, ive been self taught for the last 7 years. Can you maybe make a video for someone like me?
this helps much thanks :D
@Trent can you do a review of photoshop on the ipad pro? Would love to see ur take on it!
"League of shadows" lmao
Got the book, I find it funny that only the first three character sheets have 'undies' xD
Hola!!!...Thank you!!!
I'm doing this, and I'm getting better ,, to say I am very shy..but with spore time it will be easy
Great video! lot of great points to consider
Test out time builds for post, different websites have different duration lengths. Showing your method is good for certain types of artist but not all. I'd rather teach someone to fish, instead of catching one for them and giving it to them. Talking about how I create, takes away from the mystery and the intrigue, I also like being the viewer. But I absolutely do the type of commentary that gives my art more life. Not knocking anyone who does want to see somone elses process because It's quite obvious that there are many who do. But that part is just not for me. If I were to teach a class, I would tell them pull out there smartphones or tablets use this one program that's already built in, give them one step and have them show me there inprovements each week, but only the finnished product. Then for the final, they would all take each others base objects and render them separately in there own style.
ive been posting on instagram for a few years, but the algorithm sucks and i hate getting my stuff seen by all my relatives and classmates, so im thinking of moving to twitter.. it seems more laid back and none of my relatives use it, so- but hhh twitter scary and confusing
Ugh I don’t wanna be on social media.. I like hiding in the shadows Trent. :/
I definitely agree. But I have a question. I feel like my social media / business persona is a different person than my actual true self because I am so shy I've have to put on this whole other face to do it all. I know people can tell it's not the real me. But the real me wouldn't be on social media. How do you find that balance of being true to yourself but also promoting your content?
How do i learn another style? Im trying to learn a more cartoony style aswell but im having a hard time
Should i post my art in Twitter
I don't know know if talking is right for my channel.. or whether that's my cowardice yappin.... Just discovered you.. Boss!
I feel super self-conscious about posting videos because my english sucks major time. I decided to bite the bullet and start uploading anyway, so at least I force myself to practice. But I'm also afraid that people will think I'm dumb because I speak funny, and won't give me the time of day.
PewDiePie did not speak english very well in the beginning either. You'll get more comfortable with it in time! Also, consider just doing music over your art.
@@TrentKaniuga Thanks for the encouragement! And putting just music would defeat the purpose of forcing myself to speak in order to get better, but thanks for the idea :D
Say Trent. Do you play video games yourself? I wonder if people who work in the video game art industry (and who are seriously invested in it like you) actually still enjoy playing games once in a while.
Or is it useless and we should sacrifice them to do productive stuff like making doodles for social media instead? I know that both takes a lot of free time.
Yes. Currently playing Ghost of Tsushima every night. And Snow Runner. But I'm practically retired. I only work 8 hours per day.
Only work 8 hours per day?! Can we really call this a retirement?
Thankyou..thankyou....
Seriously.........
Thankyou
Never closed a Proko class this fast
I have a question, why do some artists don't make a new account when they drastically change their art style, or when their account was made like 12 years ago?
I have a good art account now, but I'm a little shame of my old drawings and old conversations, do you think it's a better idea to start again with a new account or should I only let the past aside?
You should take down your oldest artworks if they don't represent your current skill level.
So you don't care about sponsors?
RAID SHADOW LEGENDS IS COMING FOR YOU.
lol
That way he can spend the sponsor money on a second cellphone so he can DUAL WIELD RAID: SHADY LEMONS!
Gotta go watch drunk Trent videos now.
Also need to post late over on my insta because whachy time keeping recently.
instagram.com/smunro_?r=nametag
For anyone who's curious