@@driesketels Ty! And I’m going to be putting some art up on a POD website in the hopes I can monetize even before I reach RUclips’s required 1k subs and 10k watch hours.
Brilliant Dries... This has to be the best video ever produced on this subject.. I thoroughly recommend any artist or potential artist who is interested, to watch this all the way through (and the follow up vid mentioned at the end)... Really useful and helpful thank you...
Btw - Virtual reality art isn’t brand new. People have been creating art in virtual reality for at least 20 years. But yeah, most people don’t know this. But at least 1million people know about it. I’m one of them. I am currently participating in my 4th Burning Man event. I’ve also been in selling art in virtual reality galleries for 15 years. It’s a really cool thing if you’re not ‘self limiting’.
@@driesketels I think they're referring to Burning Man on Second Life, where everyone eventually ends up chilling out around Danger Ranger's campfire. Or they're talking about some other virtual galleries and are actually still on the physical playa doing the last tasks of Resto.
VR or AR cuz literally I'm working with the tech since 2011 and we'll sounds like something no one can do 20 years ago we work with AR, MR and a really basic VR for public use art wasn't a thing to do the devices and capacity were really limited, but maybe it's my ignorance and you can enlighten me
I truly appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you. It is important to note that art therapy is a protected profession, as defined by the American Art Therapy Association (AATA). According to the AATA, the minimum qualifications for providing art therapy services include: An accredited Master's degree in Art Therapy, - Extensive training, - Relevant experience, and - Supervision in accordance with the AATA's Code of Ethics. While creating art is often an enjoyable, fun, and playful activity, it is essential to understand that art-making alone does not constitute psychotherapy or therapy. That said, feel free to explore and enjoy using art materials or engaging in creative techniques as a form of self-expression! However, if you are addressing complex mental health issues, I strongly encourage you to carefully research the credentials and qualifications of the professional offering art therapy services. Working with a properly trained and certified art therapist ensures ethical and effective care.
Yeah the PDF isn't ready yet so I haven't added the link yet. Perhaps I should add the link and than send it once it's ready. For now you can just save the video.
Regarding art in a virtual reality environment: my roommate wrote some music for a performance in Second Life. Is this the kind of virtual reality art you mean?
No, he means VR headset stuff like Oculus, you put it on and its all 3D environments, games, video, lots of apps, including apps in witch you can paint within a 3D virtual space, like sculpture but you can walk through it, give it a search :)
..pay all those crazy taxes in one of those crazy tax cities...blah blah.. I am in Los Angeles. Preach. I want to add TOYS. Can you design them. Fantastic. Look at that db Mr. Beast for inspo (or really any Marvel, Lego, Funko, Tokidoki. Side note: I was just at Skylight books in Los Feliz (great indie if you are ever in Los Feliz/CA) NFTs Are a Scam / NFTs Are the Future
Free Art Fair PDF guide for selling your art: www.driesketels.com/ArtFairSuccess
Thanks! I’m a music artist, I’m not much of a business person; I want to raise money for charities with my music
A lot of these are applicable for music artists as well. Thanks for your kind generosity @Periel. Appreciated.
Dries, I find all of your insights, knowledge and delivery and commentary to be brilliant and engaging! Thanks!
Awesome! Thankyou!
You're welcome!
So much information I’m going to have to watch it again! But I finally did it! I finally got a video posted!
Great job!
@@driesketels Ty. I know it will take several videos to gain traction but I’m happy to have finally started.
or more than several... As long as you keep going and keep learning you'll make it in the end. You got this
@@driesketels Ty! And I’m going to be putting some art up on a POD website in the hopes I can monetize even before I reach RUclips’s required 1k subs and 10k watch hours.
Brilliant Dries... This has to be the best video ever produced on this subject.. I thoroughly recommend any artist or potential artist who is interested, to watch this all the way through (and the follow up vid mentioned at the end)... Really useful and helpful thank you...
Wow, thank you! If more people would do that perhaps I would finally get more views XD hahah. Have a great weekend David
Thank you for this video, you’ve inspired me and given me a little hope
You are so welcome!
i love you man!
you keep the HOPE alive!
Keep'Em Comin'...
They are coming for sure! Let's go!
lol, you are the best. Love that you also give the downside for each option. Everything in life is a two way street indeed :)
thanks
Btw - Virtual reality art isn’t brand new. People have been creating art in virtual reality for at least 20 years. But yeah, most people don’t know this. But at least 1million people know about it. I’m one of them. I am currently participating in my 4th Burning Man event. I’ve also been in selling art in virtual reality galleries for 15 years. It’s a really cool thing if you’re not ‘self limiting’.
Sounds awesome. Curious to know what you are doing with virtual reality on Burning man? What's the project name to search it up?
@@driesketels I think they're referring to Burning Man on Second Life, where everyone eventually ends up chilling out around Danger Ranger's campfire. Or they're talking about some other virtual galleries and are actually still on the physical playa doing the last tasks of Resto.
VR or AR cuz literally I'm working with the tech since 2011 and we'll sounds like something no one can do 20 years ago we work with AR, MR and a really basic VR for public use art wasn't a thing to do the devices and capacity were really limited, but maybe it's my ignorance and you can enlighten me
I truly appreciate the opportunity to share this information with you. It is important to note that art therapy is a protected profession, as defined by the American Art Therapy Association (AATA). According to the AATA, the minimum qualifications for providing art therapy services include:
An accredited Master's degree in Art Therapy,
- Extensive training,
- Relevant experience, and
- Supervision in accordance with the AATA's Code of Ethics.
While creating art is often an enjoyable, fun, and playful activity, it is essential to understand that art-making alone does not constitute psychotherapy or therapy. That said, feel free to explore and enjoy using art materials or engaging in creative techniques as a form of self-expression!
However, if you are addressing complex mental health issues, I strongly encourage you to carefully research the credentials and qualifications of the professional offering art therapy services. Working with a properly trained and certified art therapist ensures ethical and effective care.
That was great, really useful . I am going to save the video but where is the link to the PDF or Do I just copy the transcript?
It's ok, I got CHATGTP to copy the transcript and clean out the "Time" signatures. Thank You.
Yeah the PDF isn't ready yet so I haven't added the link yet. Perhaps I should add the link and than send it once it's ready. For now you can just save the video.
hahaha, great solution
The advantage of galleries is their client list... that's why they take a 50% cut.
If they have one, majority doesn't really have one or at least not a major one.
Brilliant! I enjoy your content which is unique, and a world apart from the "normies".
Glad you enjoy it!
You're an exceptional guide! - "Embrace the possibility of failure."
embrace the possibility of failure is great advice Dina
Regarding art in a virtual reality environment: my roommate wrote some music for a performance in Second Life.
Is this the kind of virtual reality art you mean?
I am a bit confused by what you call "virtual reality" art and the block chain. Do you mean NFTs or something else?
Also, I was amused by Julie Nolke's take on NFT: ruclips.net/video/cJzNiFLyw8k/видео.htmlsi=nSNYPR6CfaDNmite
No, he means VR headset stuff like Oculus, you put it on and its all 3D environments, games, video, lots of apps, including apps in witch you can paint within a 3D virtual space, like sculpture but you can walk through it, give it a search :)
Spoiler alert I did hear about no 42. I think it was from a friend at a party who said it was a thing. 😂
..pay all those crazy taxes in one of those crazy tax cities...blah blah.. I am in Los Angeles. Preach. I want to add TOYS. Can you design them. Fantastic. Look at that db Mr. Beast for inspo (or really any Marvel, Lego, Funko, Tokidoki.
Side note: I was just at Skylight books in Los Feliz (great indie if you are ever in Los Feliz/CA) NFTs Are a Scam / NFTs Are the Future
he made over 200 mill
You forgot food, calendars, etc.. (like Bob Ross)...little humor. Your subject line is funny 'make money FAST.' Hardly.
Forgot many things. Was hoping that people like you in the comments would make the video better...
@@driesketels The video was good. You can't post everything.