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There is a lot of golden wisdom in this episode. You'll learn why collaboration is so important and why you can have an impact on the world with your art no matter where you're working.
We'll also dive into how you can be a better story teller and shockingly it has everything to do with what happens before you ever start drawing.
There is a lot of golden wisdom in this episode. You'll learn why collaboration is so important and why you can have an impact on the world with your art no matter where you're working.
We'll also dive into how you can be a better story teller and shockingly it has everything to do with what happens before you ever start drawing.
Today's story is extremely inspiring and shows you just how far you can take an opportunity when you really go for it.
You may not realize it, but there is a revolution happening in the creative arts. We are right in the middle of the self-publishing revolution, and we are just at the beginning of a major shift in the way that media is consumed. All of these things are combining into the perfect storm where you can take your ideas and have the resources that you need to get your projects out into the world.
Listen and learn the steps to go through when you're ready to make the jump and begin your career as a professional artist. You'll also hear about what to do when you get knocked down, who to turn to for advice and what to ask them to kickstart your own creative career.
What does an experienced artist see when he goes to the museum and how does he take that information and translate it back into his work? That's what we're covering in this episode of the Pencil Kings Podcast.
What if you knew exactly when the hiring managers would be looking for new people for their project? That's exactly what we cover in this episode so that you can have the best chance possible to send in your resume at the right time.
What if you live somewhere that doesn't have the opportunities that you're looking for in your career? Kelly will tell you how she moved to New Zealand and got her foot in the door at Weta, and the rest as they say - 'is history.' She also talks about how she manages to stay creative and explore her artistic side outside of work, even when in the middle of a production and in crunch mode.
Learn how Dennis Brown uses the exploration of new artistic mediums to come up with completely new styles while still sticking to his roots.
Ever wondered how to become a fine artist? In this interview we go over the steps that anyone can follow to get your work shown in galleries all over the country, and how to overcome the common roadblocks that artists face when they want to get started.
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