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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Dave Rapoza is an artist and illustrator who worked for such entertainment giants as Marvel, Riot Games, MTV and more. Dave is also a co-creator of Steve Lichman comic books.
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"Every painting at the end feels like a compromise." That is exactly where I am.
I was wondering how long it would take for someone mention Garfield hentai. It took 4 minutes. I'm not disappointed. Love your guys work
I know it’s years away. But I cannot wait until I am able to produce the results that I seek.
I think the hardest part is to push through the “bad”.
Tyler Cates give yourself some grace and let yourself do something bad and learn as you go. Work hard but don’t expect any results any time soon
Reminds me of a quote from Walt Stanchfield, “We all have 10,000 bad drawings in us. The sooner we get them out the better.” You’ll get there!
Well I hope you're still plugging away at it or are satisfied with the results you have now. "I cannot wait" can be a dangerous thing.
met dave in real life, amazing human, humble with crazy work ethic . . most inspiring person i met in my life
i come back and listen to this chat every few months as its was a fun discussion between to art chaps
It took me days to finish it but it was a good one :) I just want to point out: be careful about interrupting your guest while he's talking or trying to talk, it happened a few time with Dave this episode.
*great* advice at 1:56:15. Surprise the viewer with how something is portrayed. It's the same reason why classical music goes so well with a lot of intense, dramatic cinematography -- the contrast brings interest.
I liked what you said about nothing being permanent, I had an external harddrive with all my 3ds max files and my sketchbook in a backpack that got stolen. It sucked but it motivated me to draw more. Also, I really liked Dave's Berserk art.
The loss of forum communities sucks so much, modern social media has forced itself into such a big part of our lives, i dont know if we can ever recover that. great interview
Fantastic interview, learned sooo much about it. And yeah, 2018 Photoshop user here too! I did find it the most usable, fastest, and not having all the stupid, useless new options and interface mess ups.
I feel like getting CSP because of this particular episode hahahh
It's like I'm listening Rustie from True Detective talking about art. That's great!
The entire reason I went to art college was because otherwise I would NEVER find the guidance and knowledge I needed. I discovered art as a profession when I was 17 in my last year of high school and as you guys mentioned, I was so lost and yeah there’s an abundance of information out there I lacked so much information and resources I just needed it.
Those Judge Dredd movie posters are INSANE.
this podcast changed everything.... thaaaanks!!!
Awesome chat! Thank you very much to both of you!!! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔥
Art Cafe has gotten so much better! Love your podcasts!
The whole pixel issue Dave talks about @1:26:18 , where the cintiq pro starts producing red/green/blue pixels, that is actually a product defect and it happens in most of the newer Cintiq Pro lines. I faced the same issue with my Cintiq 16 Pro, had to replace it twice before I ended up with the new Cintiq 16 (DTK1660K0A). And one of the Wacom representatives even admitted to it saying its a design defect. So please dont get the newer Cintiq pro models, go for the cintiq HD
And if i'm not mistaken Maciej uses a Cintiq 27QHD, which is perfect in everyway possible even thought it was launched years back
Anywho, this is an amazing talk nonetheless and the stories Dave talks on his Realistic Orc tutorial on gumroad is a must watch too!!
Really great and insightful interview. I liked his take on his relationship with social media and being a learner.
To those who wonder if ifs too late for you, remember that van gogh started painting with almost 30 years, and he painted for only 10 years, he became a legend, so remember three rules; 1) its never too late 2) don't burn yourself, it's not race, don't stop but don't rush 3) well obviously don't kill yourself duh
Well.. the G.I.Joe Serpentor & Dr. Mindbender art... phenomenal... he has Joe Fandom wanting him to be the only artist for G.I. Joe.
I have to say Maciej did so well in this podcast, he might have read the comments but most definitely he really gave more speaking time to Dave and it was really interesting.
I am one of those people who always loved to draw but never thought they could get into the industry. I started taking art seriously with 26 and am now 28. Am I too late? I am so afraid of younger people being far better skilled and "taking all the possible jobs". Also, I feel like I am learning very slowly (5hours/day of practise) and should just give up but the artistic fire in myself keeps burning.
Very nice talk
I'm in the same boat, probably started properly getting into it intermittently only a couple of years back.. Don't give up..!
@@stephaniemclean2451 @Lai No one will be more skilled at being Stephanie McLean than you! (same goes for Lai).
keep on working at it! art is always a struggle to make as a career but the more you practice and work on finding your own way within the medium you choose it will become more enjoyable and less like work. I started making jewelry around 7 years ago for fun but started taking it seriously around 4 years ago and now am an apprentice jeweler at 30. The owner of the business brought me own not so much because of my skill but more because of my drive to become better and my natural love for gemstones and jewelry.
Real talk, i think it depends. You can see kids that have no fundamentals blow up on insta and get work because they are working in a style that is easier and works within their skillset. if you start out and choose to walk instead of run, its possible. if your aim is to run before you walk then I think its less likely. Dave sort of mentions this in his talk. I would say also dont spend 5 hours practicing. spend 5 hours working on something that will get you work. practice is great, but it should be a beginning or ending of a process. find a way to LIVE and LEARN at the same time.
It's all in the mindset and approach. I've seen many people who have started at 18-20 and 7 years later have 0 progress and on the flip side I've seen people over 25 start from zero and get to a pro level in 2 years.
I don't know you so I can't say, but if you're not improving , the problem is in your approach, not your age usually. The younger artists who succeed (in my experience) have this sort of attitude - "I'm gonna become as good as the pros in a couple of years" or whatever, meanwhile you're questioning if you can even get this good in the first place. Are you the person who's gonna succeed no matter what or do you need people to be constantly reassuring you that it's possible to do it? Anyone can learn to paint. Hopefully this doesn't come of rude, I just couldn't think of a better way to express it. Also it's just how I see things, others would probably disagree.
You and Dave are two of my art heroes.
Listening to you guys soothes my soul.
Great stuff
First episode I've heard from this podcast on Spotify, only at the end did I knew that it was also uploaded here. Great episode, love the part about hate.
It would be awesome if he puts up a video of him working on G.I.Joe artwork for the JoeFandom. His box art is talk of the town right now
What a great and inspirational conversation ✨
Keep up the good work 💪
NAS is really the way to go for backup !
Great episode!
Ooohh can't wait 🤔
I'm definetly down to another one of this with Dave, Loved it
i started telling everyone i know about this podcast it really helping with everything , thanks man
Oh holy cow. I looked up Steve Lichman. That's funny stuff!
This Chanel is fire I’ve been looking for content like this for a while now
an emotional rollercoaster
listening podcasts while drawing
nice to see dave evolution over the years.
Wow,great podcast. Thanks! :)
Punished Rapoza: A man denied his Garfield Hentai
love david rapoza's work! awesome style!
me : using photoshop 2020 and crying, btw loved Dave's full circle with Garfield
Great episode, thanks a lot guys!
OMG man best interview yet! :D :D :D
Great stuff - Love Dave's work.
i use to draw in books...whether they all read had stories in them or not when i was a child
Loved it thanks guys!
Thanks for this interview, they've been great lately since i'm self isolating at home.
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oh my fucking god, the tip thing! I just tried it, feel sooo much better. I've been living a fucking lie D:
I also kind of hated drawing in Photoshop until my Apple pencil broke and I was forced to use it in order to get by. Also using the pen tool instead of the brush one made a huge difference
That was a really great talk, thanks man
killer episode!!!
I was looking for a podcast where they interview Maciej... Well, Art Cafe took me by surprise. It's Maciej who's hosting! :p
Listening while cooking :D thank you for the podcast!
Ngl it was satisfying to be the person who hit 1000 like on this video ahaha
The squiggly line thing was hell when I used an intous! iPad Pro master race now
Nice video. I will suggest to try Infinite Painter on ipad for its brushwork. Prefer it over procreate
I've just found out the garfield hentai, thanks Dave
great interview
Cheers Dave, I tried shaking my Wacom Pen and nearly broke it! The thing didn't work for nearly 2 days :'D
After shaking my wacom pen, it's selecting everything. Hoping it'll work again :)
@@JoshBurnsArt Aha! doomed advice! but for reals lay it down flat for 24 hours, that should reset the sensor. Don't pour any solvents down it like I did, I shake mine constantly now to reset it but it isn't too bad
For other photoshop users who have moved to Clip... hows the transition to the new interface? Think Ill download it after warmups
Is there any way that Dave will release any tutorials series about how he thinks in term of character design ? Clothing, anatomy. How was he studying stuff like anatomy at first ? Man I'd buy it instead of food just to be able to learn from him. He's one of my TOPTOPTOP men in the industry! And so I wonder about his insane anatomy realism whatever he draws.
the orc tutorial on his gumroad touches on all of those subjects. I think it's about 15 h of material. super good stuff.
gumroad.com/daverapoza#OykL
Just draw from real life
Thanks guys I needed to hear the part about the not hating.
Dave is such a funny guy, I kinda guessed it from his Garfield Hentai
epic voice
i crash alot and i hate it i need to find a way out of it....
Cool video indeed! When it comes to software and painting... What do you guys think about Sketchbook? (Autodesk) I find it pretty decent too. Do you think Clip Studio is far superior?
At 2:21:06 who is it that you guys are talking about, RAW STRAWS? How do we find him?
Ross Tran aka RossDraws ruclips.net/channel/UCLEVrhumRsK67JkP3G4w5cQ
I want to talk to Dave one day lol
around 1:18:00 - 1:19:00 who is the pepe le raz artist h mentions? Can someone give me the proper spelling for the guy's name.
pepe larraz
My dude is Ash Thorp 2.0
please don't say about age, i am 31 and i just started to learn drawing 😬😬😬
I feel like the first part of this talk is a glorification of crunch time?
Man, the squiggly line thing happened to me, literally the same way, it was like the worst and suddenly one day disappeared. Weirdest thing
I screamed for a week at my cintiq, being on client work and wiggly lines. Finally bought lazy nezumi. I don't use the primary functions at all (line smoothing) but it includes a bunch of fixes for photoshop and wacom. F Adobe.
Great talk, is it me or Dave looks and sounds like ash thorp !??? the Matrix got really messed up :)
=))))))) I blew into my pen, almost ruined it, i had to dismantle it 5 times, exchange 3 nibs and it is back again ! Not saying that your advice is bad, just sharing my experience :)) , not happening again.
The blowing into the tip when you remove the nib it's just something the wacom support people tell you to do, I wonder what happened in your case
yall dont know what ocd is
PS cs3 was the best
hahah yeah fuck windows ink update
Yeah learn houdini
It's funny, because I was following Dave when he made the switch to drawing and I never saw anything but absolute praise for his stuff. He claims he "couldn't draw" and then was immediately putting out really good drawings that got him immediate industry work... Really obnoxious when people fish for reassurance or praise like that. Sure, maybe one or two people out of thousands told him to "go back to painting" but let's be real here. The dude could draw just fine, and he probably just got tired of painting for a while.
RUclips recommending me dave rapoza is a travesty, nothing personal but he's everything I dislike about modern art, render goblin, "well he's more X than you!" sure, I still don't like what his art represents.
I'm a fan of his work, but I think your view is valid. Elaborate on it tho, is it that you think Rapoza's work is carried by rendering but doesn't have any emotional substance or soul beneath that? I'm curious.
Meaning no offense, disrespect or "cattiness" to anyone, but it's just a damn shame when the amount of screen space allotted to the speakers' heads is so invasive with respect to the imagery that viewers *_really_* want to see. Dial back the egos, please, and show us the art.
Uh, I think most viewers are here to see an interview and the interaction between host and guest that that entails. If you wanna see images, you'll have a much better viewing experience following the links and seeing them for yourself at a higher resolution, instead of stuck in a 1080p slideshow 16:9 box.
Google his artwork, this is an interview. That is like interviewing Tarantino, with Pulp fiction playing in the background and telling him to shut up because you are trying to watch a movie. Dial back the stupidity, please
He has a lot of anxiety, not surprising when you look at the evil things he's painting all day. He should use his talent in doing healthy, bright art, promoting high values.
Stick your values up your heaven 😄
oh please
No.
Muhahahahaha! :'D
jealousy
Ah yes~ I'm loving the CLIP studio appreciation ~🥰 CSP we stan~