aside from the NFT thing that I disagree with, it's pretty cool that you put out so much free and paid content that actually helps artists to learn this profession and achieve their goals, I think it's pretty noble, keep up the great work!
Trent, you never miss to make me optimistic and motivated 🥰 After I burned out and quit my job 2019, I hope to monetize my art in 2022 for the first time. Tbh I'm really scared to work for money again (living off of savings for 2 years now, studying art on the road). I'm kinda confident that I can provide good service bc I was pretty good at being an employee and overachiever in the past lol. Buuuut the stress that comes with work... I hope I can handle it next year, mentally 🙏
That's awesome, I'm sure you'll do great! I wish I could take a break from working but I can't sadly due to paying for school. I hope you kill it next year, we all could use a good one after 2021 lol
@@tysonwilliamson4156 This is so nice to hear, thank you Tyson!! It was only possible for me bc I had a full career in another field for 8 years, half of that in a high paying position plus I lived frugally to save a lot of money. I grew up poor so I had to work and save before I could ever think about pursuing art. I can only now in my 30s live that kind of life, in my 20s it wasn't possible. We're all on different stages in our life, I bet you will be able to do what you love in a few years! Sometimes when we have to work for money although we don't love the job, we gain a lot of things nevertheless that will help us later in life. I wish you the best 🌟
i resonated most with doing things for your future self. can be as small as just cleaning up your desk before bed just so your future self has a more organized place to work the next day.
Haven't watched this video yet, but I am excited to watch it later. In the last couple weeks I have finally monetized my art thanks to all of your tips. So far have a bunch of commissions done and getting a decent amount in at the same time. Thanks Trent for all the amazing tips and mental advice for starting this!
@@TrentKaniuga of course , your Sketchbook pro videos were so instrumental in helping me improve my digital art, then I got the bug for concept art. It was that exploration that drove me to want to try all matter of art not just comics. I feel had it not been for your videos and channel I might still be struggling with digital art. Like you said in the video always looking for improvement and putting yourself out there is key. Thank you for the reply
Thanks so much for talking about what a portfolio really is. My position dissolved last year and I've been floundering a bit, trying to figure out how to present myself. I really dig the 'menu' concept, it makes a lot of sense.
Towards the end of this year, I found myself experiencing Art Block. I wanted to create Art, but either I got too distracted by life or I just didn't have the motivation. Though I did find myself watching some new art RUclipsrs, especially those who work digital on an iPad, which I started doing in 2021 since I got an iPad Air and started using Photoshop for iPad. Definitely took the time to get use to it. I have just started drawing again and I trying out some new ways of approaching my art. I feel 2022 will a be year of discovery for me.
I had the same problem where it seemed like I loved the idea of making art but didn’t want to actually do it. I did this with programming too but later I learned it isn’t about motivation it’s more about just starting and figuring out if it’s really for you because you won’t have motivation all the time.
Thanks for all you do Trent. Since I decided to commit to my art career mid 2020 I´ve been on such an inspiring journey, and your videos(and your brushes!) has been a constant companion, as well as tons of other business and self improvement related material. On one hand it seems like nothing has really happened, but on the other, all of the little things I’ve been doing are really starting to compound and open doors, and really changing my perspective on things. As your video for starting an art career in your thirties suggested, I am focusing my efforts on building my own thing, and also keeping in mind creating opportunity and work for others. I’ve set myself up with a part time job where I do both art and marketing, which still gives me enough money and a few days each week to work on my own thing, and doing marketing and art in the same business is something I hope I can really leverage in my own endeavours. I wish you the best for 2020, and to all the others hustling, I believe in us!
Even tho I don’t wanna work in the career of art I love your channel for tips and tricks to improve my comics. I love anime and decided I wanted to make stories so I started making comics and it’s super fun to make fun characters with a fun setting. :)
Got a new job lined up and I'm starting next month, but I have a little bit of anxiety and fear that I might not be up to the task, even though they hired me because of my portfolio and I've also done some freelance work for them before. Anyone had a similar feeling? Been drawing like a maniac these past couple of days just to make sure I got what it takes and I won't blow it, lol
Despite the current state of the economy, a growing number of young people are pursuing careers in the arts. The arts have a tangible impact on our society and culture. Yet, many artists still struggle to make a living from their work. In fact, according to recent studies, only 20% of artists who live in big cities can afford to work full-time as an artist. With the art market currently in a boom and the global art market expected to grow up to $58.6 billion in 2022, it is more important than ever that you find your path and not be discouraged by any part of this process.
My goal is to finish my portfolios and start applying for a job in the art industry (edit: by next year). Thanks for all the tips, talks and tutorials 🤘🤞🤞
Love your videos and have been a subscriber for some years now. It's funny though, I am a fashion design student so when you say things, I put them in the perspective of fashion design. Though it's hard to do some of this stuff because it's my first year and we're working on midterms. But I definitely absorb all the info I can and try to relay it to fashion
Sadly I cannot afford Art School and extra art classes (Currently going for another degree field) because of how expensive tuition and class are getting. But thank God we have you Trent!
Super weird thing- everything I do keeps circling back to concept art and illustrative art. I chose to study again, this time industrial design where I massively improved spatial and perspective sketching. Afterwards I started working at a start up where I am responsible for 3d modelling and texturing- so I have a pretty good idea how game models work. Finally I keep coming back to channels like this one. Maybe I should just put a portfolio together... thanks for the tips, sir!
Hey Trent, I've been watching your videos for few months now. You taught me a lot, so I wanted to thank you for your work. Also I wanted to ask you, if you would be interested in adding czech subtitles in your videos. I've been thinking about offering my translating services, because I enjoy your videos and I think they are super helpful and educational, so it would be awesome, if more people could understand them and I'd like to help my czech folks who might have hard time understanding. RUclips had option to add subtitles to videos, but it's no longer available, so that's why I need you permission. I know you have a lot of work, but still I hope this message finds you, I look forward to hearing from you )
Hey Trent, not sure if you're able to reply to your comments due to the sheer volume there are. But I'd like to pick digital art up in 2022. I'd say I have a decent grasp on traditional art but I want to level up my abilities as well as learn digital art. I love you teaching style and was looking to purchase a few things on your gumroad. Where should I start? Thanks in advance, hope you see this 😅
Happy 2022 Trent! Thank you for sharing your art and knowledge! There's one aspect of this buisness I feel is not talked about very much (at least from the point of view of independent creators) and that is how can you protect your work online. I've heard a lot from small creators (even some pros) having issues with people stealing their art for commercial use from the sites where they upload their portfolios (for example, the case Jonas Jödicke v Aaron Carter) . Can you give us some advice about how to prevent this? . I'd really like to hear your experience on this subject. Greetings from Argentina!
hey trent,are you friends with bart sears? i remember reading his brutes and babes drawing editorals on wizard magazine, what were some of your earlier influences that got you started?
I want to start drawing as if I were on a real game project to build a more pro portfolio, but don't really know where to start, I guess first step is to gather everything I like about games choose a specific genre and start creating those characters props enviro etc.. but it's still a very vague and big goal. The point is, I always drew for "practice" and never really for me (it's like when you play a game for the ranking system and you don't have fun anymore) so by doing art with game projects in mind, I will have more fun AND hopefully get that dream job !
@@TrentKaniuga Mmh not really it’s more courses about drawing/ painting. But I watched a lot of your video + FZD and others concept people on RUclips, dunno if that counts
Thanks for the awesome video and advice! But I've got kind of a weird and random question here. Does having a hard to pronounce name come with any disadvantages (in any industry really)? Thanks!
Why don't you ask Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chiwetel Ejiofor or Taika Waititi? But seriously, some people are going to mispronounce any name that is even slightly abnormal. It's happened my whole life & my name isn't even that difficult. You could adopt a simpler name to make it easier on people, but then you lose some of what makes you unique. If your work is good enough, people will learn how to pronounce your name.
Check out a book called "how to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnagie. I also recommend checking out a youtube channel called "Charisma on Command".
Hello Trent I know you are busy and have tons of things going on but I am 16 and in the US, this is when you choose your pathway in college. What major is the best for concept artists?
this year i start as a freelance game artist in fiverr, and i learn a lot, i hope with my work in fiverr complete my portafolio and improve my skills, for apply for a job in a studio, or charge more in fiverr jejeje
I really enjoy digital art and graphic design I always a loner and introvert at times I will love to work from home and do freelance or even work on with somebody to collaborate so I built I trusty portafolio and contacts in the industry. It’s my passion my whole life but I have never work in any office or work in an agency. So knowing this my goal is to find my passion get paid that’s my goal.
I come here for a good mood and for the sunny personality of the author. I have been drawing for a long time, you can already say that always. I've never considered it a career. I don't believe in fairy tales about "fan support". It probably works for someone. But not for me. In Russia, intellectual property is more likely to be stolen than paid for. I teach the guys to understand the intricacies of a simple, like a cube constructor engine for creating games. And do you know what question I am most often asked? "How to gut someone else's game to steal content from it." I hope that there is enough space for all such questioners in the blacklist and in... hell ) People don't want to hear about how to work. Give them "quick success", "life hack", "how to run on someone else's backs". Those who pretend that they can teach exactly this ("infogypsies, as we call them) have many times more audience and support.
Hello Ekaterina, from relatively more sunny Romania, I hope you see this comment. You should know very well that "work hard" and Trent's american mentality is a new thing in the former comunist states where for a long time hard work didn't really pay. It still doesn't pay as much unless you work remotely. And piracy has been and still is a double edged blade and a blessing for 90's kids like me who could barely dream of getting a pc let alone digital software/content. Think of gutting someone's work as a type of ... dunno, evil creativity that you could possibly turn around.
I had no problems with the purchase of licensed discs in the 90s. Another thing is that pirates in those days did localizations. And work in the USSR was paid perfectly. Considering that we did not pay for training, treatment, quality rest by the warm sea and much more. The problem is that my compatriots believe that the production of intellectual property is a simple hobby. If it's not a job at a factory or in an office, it's not a job, but a vacation. That's what they think in our country.
Think of all the characters you like what do you like about them. Mix them together. Watch old cartoons, you need inspiration, which is why you are here. You just simply gotta draw and it will come.
I saw Matrix 4. If this kind of quality and sense of what looks good and cool is 2022 holding for me in the art sphere then no thank you, I'll step slowly back into 2021 d;
I cant imagine art as a career Actually i can it only has 3 paths One is the most extremely likely no where from the void back into the void The second path is success that youre not prepared to deal with and gonna turn into ironic punishment drama and stress addiction And the impossible eveything gonna be fine no problems at all Or the forth which success comes at a price but manageable
I just love to draw. I know I'm decent and there is 100000000 other artist. I'm not trying to become rich, I actually don't even know why i do it. I don't make money off it. I've given away stuff just because I like doing it.
why people keep talking about random crap when timelapsing art process. just put some music, i have to mute the entire track cause you just bla bla bla bla with no interuption, i clicked to see the drawing process.
aside from the NFT thing that I disagree with, it's pretty cool that you put out so much free and paid content that actually helps artists to learn this profession and achieve their goals, I think it's pretty noble, keep up the great work!
I have bought about 5 of your Workshops on Christmas sale and also got the Creature Design Workshop 2 days ago, im loving them all.
Trent, you never miss to make me optimistic and motivated 🥰 After I burned out and quit my job 2019, I hope to monetize my art in 2022 for the first time. Tbh I'm really scared to work for money again (living off of savings for 2 years now, studying art on the road). I'm kinda confident that I can provide good service bc I was pretty good at being an employee and overachiever in the past lol. Buuuut the stress that comes with work... I hope I can handle it next year, mentally 🙏
That's awesome, I'm sure you'll do great! I wish I could take a break from working but I can't sadly due to paying for school. I hope you kill it next year, we all could use a good one after 2021 lol
@@tysonwilliamson4156 This is so nice to hear, thank you Tyson!! It was only possible for me bc I had a full career in another field for 8 years, half of that in a high paying position plus I lived frugally to save a lot of money. I grew up poor so I had to work and save before I could ever think about pursuing art. I can only now in my 30s live that kind of life, in my 20s it wasn't possible. We're all on different stages in our life, I bet you will be able to do what you love in a few years! Sometimes when we have to work for money although we don't love the job, we gain a lot of things nevertheless that will help us later in life. I wish you the best 🌟
i resonated most with doing things for your future self. can be as small as just cleaning up your desk before bed just so your future self has a more organized place to work the next day.
Haven't watched this video yet, but I am excited to watch it later. In the last couple weeks I have finally monetized my art thanks to all of your tips. So far have a bunch of commissions done and getting a decent amount in at the same time. Thanks Trent for all the amazing tips and mental advice for starting this!
What were the most helpful tips/things that you did?
Just realized when I looked a the date , been watching your channel since 2016 , time flies. Still getting the same quality advice today as before .
Thanks for continuing to come back! I appreciate that you take the time to comment frequently as well!
@@TrentKaniuga of course , your Sketchbook pro videos were so instrumental in helping me improve my digital art, then I got the bug for concept art. It was that exploration that drove me to want to try all matter of art not just comics. I feel had it not been for your videos and channel I might still be struggling with digital art. Like you said in the video always looking for improvement and putting yourself out there is key. Thank you for the reply
Thanks so much for talking about what a portfolio really is. My position dissolved last year and I've been floundering a bit, trying to figure out how to present myself. I really dig the 'menu' concept, it makes a lot of sense.
Towards the end of this year, I found myself experiencing Art Block. I wanted to create Art, but either I got too distracted by life or I just didn't have the motivation. Though I did find myself watching some new art RUclipsrs, especially those who work digital on an iPad, which I started doing in 2021 since I got an iPad Air and started using Photoshop for iPad. Definitely took the time to get use to it. I have just started drawing again and I trying out some new ways of approaching my art. I feel 2022 will a be year of discovery for me.
same here lets get it
I had the same problem where it seemed like I loved the idea of making art but didn’t want to actually do it. I did this with programming too but later I learned it isn’t about motivation it’s more about just starting and figuring out if it’s really for you because you won’t have motivation all the time.
You the man Trent. Love listening to your videos and your tutorials. Thanks for everything!
Thanks Trent. You're still the best Artist Life Coach on RUclips as far as I'm concerned. Hehe
going through some of the darkest times in my career(+10 years) and watching your videos has been causing me small relief
Thanks you Trent for your great cause.
Thanks for all you do Trent. Since I decided to commit to my art career mid 2020 I´ve been on such an inspiring journey, and your videos(and your brushes!) has been a constant companion, as well as tons of other business and self improvement related material. On one hand it seems like nothing has really happened, but on the other, all of the little things I’ve been doing are really starting to compound and open doors, and really changing my perspective on things. As your video for starting an art career in your thirties suggested, I am focusing my efforts on building my own thing, and also keeping in mind creating opportunity and work for others. I’ve set myself up with a part time job where I do both art and marketing, which still gives me enough money and a few days each week to work on my own thing, and doing marketing and art in the same business is something I hope I can really leverage in my own endeavours. I wish you the best for 2020, and to all the others hustling, I believe in us!
Even tho I don’t wanna work in the career of art I love your channel for tips and tricks to improve my comics. I love anime and decided I wanted to make stories so I started making comics and it’s super fun to make fun characters with a fun setting. :)
Thank you for this Vid, Trent! Happy new year!
Got a new job lined up and I'm starting next month, but I have a little bit of anxiety and fear that I might not be up to the task, even though they hired me because of my portfolio and I've also done some freelance work for them before. Anyone had a similar feeling? Been drawing like a maniac these past couple of days just to make sure I got what it takes and I won't blow it, lol
Good Luck! Trust in yourself and the abilities that got you the job.
@@TrentKaniuga thanks Trent, I'll do my best!
Update, how did it go?
Ah imposter syndrome happens a lot! 😅
Don't freak out and do your best with any task they give you in the best way it should be work hard but smart XD
Fantastic advice. I know that in this new year, I am mostly moving away from freelance piecework to longer projects and working on my Patreon :)
Despite the current state of the economy, a growing number of young people are pursuing careers in the arts. The arts have a tangible impact on our society and culture. Yet, many artists still struggle to make a living from their work. In fact, according to recent studies, only 20% of artists who live in big cities can afford to work full-time as an artist.
With the art market currently in a boom and the global art market expected to grow up to $58.6 billion in 2022, it is more important than ever that you find your path and not be discouraged by any part of this process.
i really need to get a schedule going, not maybe working 9-5, but knowing a bit more what i am going to focus on working on everyday
Amazing inspiration thanks Trent!
My goal is to finish my portfolios and start applying for a job in the art industry (edit: by next year). Thanks for all the tips, talks and tutorials 🤘🤞🤞
Well damn, I'm actually trying to do the same rn 😂
well if anyone is looking for a job or sth can hit me up, i am looking for people who do illustrations and concept art (env and char)
@@nxk5116 u think i could join in? im pretty interested
Dude you videos always motivate me, thank you I always come here when I feel lost T^T THANKS
Inspirational as always Trent!
You are amazing! 💥💖💥
Thanks for the excellent video!
I needed this! As always, awesome advice as well as art. Thank you for doing these!
Love your videos and have been a subscriber for some years now. It's funny though, I am a fashion design student so when you say things, I put them in the perspective of fashion design. Though it's hard to do some of this stuff because it's my first year and we're working on midterms. But I definitely absorb all the info I can and try to relay it to fashion
Very helpful as always. Thanks!
that was so cool!
Thank you so much for making this video and all your others! So helpful!
Great vid! Just received Creed: reimagined damn what an awesome read!
Thank you!
Sadly I cannot afford Art School and extra art classes (Currently going for another degree field) because of how expensive tuition and class are getting. But thank God we have you Trent!
I'm an aspiring animator and digital illustrator. Thank you tor the video
Super weird thing- everything I do keeps circling back to concept art and illustrative art. I chose to study again, this time industrial design where I massively improved spatial and perspective sketching. Afterwards I started working at a start up where I am responsible for 3d modelling and texturing- so I have a pretty good idea how game models work. Finally I keep coming back to channels like this one. Maybe I should just put a portfolio together... thanks for the tips, sir!
Hey Trent, I've been watching your videos for few months now. You taught me a lot, so I wanted to thank you for your work. Also I wanted to ask you, if you would be interested in adding czech subtitles in your videos. I've been thinking about offering my translating services, because I enjoy your videos and I think they are super helpful and educational, so it would be awesome, if more people could understand them and I'd like to help my czech folks who might have hard time understanding.
RUclips had option to add subtitles to videos, but it's no longer available, so that's why I need you permission.
I know you have a lot of work, but still I hope this message finds you, I look forward to hearing from you )
I really wanna pick up the world of twilight monk and make a 3D Character from one of the designs, they seem super cool
Hey Trent, not sure if you're able to reply to your comments due to the sheer volume there are. But I'd like to pick digital art up in 2022. I'd say I have a decent grasp on traditional art but I want to level up my abilities as well as learn digital art. I love you teaching style and was looking to purchase a few things on your gumroad. Where should I start?
Thanks in advance, hope you see this 😅
look up chanels like marco bucci, marc brunette, ross draws and artists you really like and check out their tutorials
Someday, a big, fat hardcover Trent art omnibus collection for the World of Twilight Monk would be absolutely incredible.
Eventually I will collect all of the volumes of art books. Yes. But for now, I'm just doing 100 page art books, and currently working on volume 2
@@TrentKaniuga and it's looking incredible so far
Happy 2022 Trent! Thank you for sharing your art and knowledge! There's one aspect of this buisness I feel is not talked about very much (at least from the point of view of independent creators) and that is how can you protect your work online. I've heard a lot from small creators (even some pros) having issues with people stealing their art for commercial use from the sites where they upload their portfolios (for example, the case Jonas Jödicke v Aaron Carter) . Can you give us some advice about how to prevent this? . I'd really like to hear your experience on this subject.
Greetings from Argentina!
20:30 oh yeaaah!
Good stuff!
hey trent,are you friends with bart sears? i remember reading his brutes and babes drawing editorals on wizard magazine, what were some of your earlier influences that got you started?
Hi Trent, what kind of brush are you using? It looks so natural.
I want to start drawing as if I were on a real game project to build a more pro portfolio, but don't really know where to start, I guess first step is to gather everything I like about games choose a specific genre and start creating those characters props enviro etc.. but it's still a very vague and big goal.
The point is, I always drew for "practice" and never really for me (it's like when you play a game for the ranking system and you don't have fun anymore) so by doing art with game projects in mind, I will have more fun AND hopefully get that dream job !
Have you taken any courses on concept art for games?
@@TrentKaniuga Mmh not really it’s more courses about drawing/ painting. But I watched a lot of your video + FZD and others concept people on RUclips, dunno if that counts
Thanks for the awesome video and advice! But I've got kind of a weird and random question here. Does having a hard to pronounce name come with any disadvantages (in any industry really)? Thanks!
Why don't you ask Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chiwetel Ejiofor or Taika Waititi? But seriously, some people are going to mispronounce any name that is even slightly abnormal. It's happened my whole life & my name isn't even that difficult. You could adopt a simpler name to make it easier on people, but then you lose some of what makes you unique. If your work is good enough, people will learn how to pronounce your name.
Having a full time job 6/7 in retail and wishing to start an art career is truly hard to do
Hi Trent! I’m a backer and wanted ask you about the creed book. When do you think it will be arriving? Take care! ❤️
The publisher is sending them out now. Sketch edition copies will be delayed till End of January or february as I'm told.
The part of improving my social confidence... I really don't know how to do it 😅 any advice on that??
Check out a book called "how to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnagie. I also recommend checking out a youtube channel called "Charisma on Command".
@@TrentKaniuga Thanks a lot!! I had actually started that book a few years ago and dropped it haha I'm gonna give it another try for sure! :D
How are you doing today art teacher 😇🥰💚👍
some people here r struggling to find a job, i am struggling fiding interesting artists (crying inside)
Hello Trent I know you are busy and have tons of things going on but I am 16 and in the US, this is when you choose your pathway in college. What major is the best for concept artists?
this year i start as a freelance game artist in fiverr, and i learn a lot, i hope with my work in fiverr complete my portafolio and improve my skills, for apply for a job in a studio, or charge more in fiverr jejeje
My goal is to find my place in the industry , kinda lost in the rabbit hole of art.
which industry?
@@TrentKaniuga art and design
I really enjoy digital art and graphic design I always a loner and introvert at times I will love to work from home and do freelance or even work on with somebody to collaborate so I built I trusty portafolio and contacts in the industry. It’s my passion my whole life but I have never work in any office or work in an agency. So knowing this my goal is to find my passion get paid that’s my goal.
sadly I missed the discount
I come here for a good mood and for the sunny personality of the author. I have been drawing for a long time, you can already say that always. I've never considered it a career. I don't believe in fairy tales about "fan support". It probably works for someone. But not for me. In Russia, intellectual property is more likely to be stolen than paid for.
I teach the guys to understand the intricacies of a simple, like a cube constructor engine for creating games. And do you know what question I am most often asked? "How to gut someone else's game to steal content from it." I hope that there is enough space for all such questioners in the blacklist and in... hell )
People don't want to hear about how to work. Give them "quick success", "life hack", "how to run on someone else's backs". Those who pretend that they can teach exactly this ("infogypsies, as we call them) have many times more audience and support.
Hello Ekaterina, from relatively more sunny Romania, I hope you see this comment. You should know very well that "work hard" and Trent's american mentality is a new thing in the former comunist states where for a long time hard work didn't really pay. It still doesn't pay as much unless you work remotely. And piracy has been and still is a double edged blade and a blessing for 90's kids like me who could barely dream of getting a pc let alone digital software/content. Think of gutting someone's work as a type of ... dunno, evil creativity that you could possibly turn around.
I had no problems with the purchase of licensed discs in the 90s. Another thing is that pirates in those days did localizations. And work in the USSR was paid perfectly. Considering that we did not pay for training, treatment, quality rest by the warm sea and much more. The problem is that my compatriots believe that the production of intellectual property is a simple hobby. If it's not a job at a factory or in an office, it's not a job, but a vacation. That's what they think in our country.
Can someone confirm if this advice also work for 3D career ? (especially in field like Modeling, and maybe Animation ?)
How do you first start make a character and what brush you use
Think of all the characters you like what do you like about them. Mix them together. Watch old cartoons, you need inspiration, which is why you are here. You just simply gotta draw and it will come.
Hey can you make a comic book by yourself
hm this was posted today...
I saw Matrix 4.
If this kind of quality and sense of what looks good and cool is 2022 holding for me in the art sphere then no thank you,
I'll step slowly back into 2021 d;
🥰😍🤩😘
👍✨💫✌️😎
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I cant imagine art as a career
Actually i can it only has 3 paths
One is the most extremely likely no where from the void back into the void
The second path is success that youre not prepared to deal with and gonna turn into ironic punishment drama and stress addiction
And the impossible eveything gonna be fine no problems at all
Or the forth which success comes at a price but manageable
I just love to draw. I know I'm decent and there is 100000000 other artist. I'm not trying to become rich, I actually don't even know why i do it. I don't make money off it. I've given away stuff just because I like doing it.
why people keep talking about random crap when timelapsing art process. just put some music, i have to mute the entire track cause you just bla bla bla bla with no interuption, i clicked to see the drawing process.