25 Feb 00:24
--I have done a class on schoolism
25 Feb 00:24
--If I could go to red engine, I wouldn't hesitate, because it's workshop based, you learn on your own, and then you get the benefit of the lectures and the crits
25 Feb 00:24
--schoolism...take good care: foundation stuff like robertrson is very good
25 Feb 00:24
--Yeah there's the online thing now, and they are expensive courses! A lot of pros are doing the cgma stuff.
25 Feb 00:23
--If you can get crits from scott robertson, feng zhu etc. on a daily bases, that will make you improve super fast
25 Feb 00:23
--yes gilgler in some ways I have doubt that if I don't go to artschool I;ve missed out on something. I dont why that is, but it's nagging.
25 Feb 00:22
--just work hard, you can do it on your own, there are advantages and disadvantages to going to artschool
25 Feb 00:22
--Ha, kemp rilliard, Jan Urschel, and Eduardo Pena, say that their graphic design education was indispensible.
25 Feb 00:21
--yes and he developed it over the years. It's important to be surrounding by a good eco-system of artists. If your isolated this can be difficult.
25 Feb 00:20
--are you afraid that if you don't go to artschool you won't be as good as you can be?
25 Feb 00:20
--Kemp got lucky to get accepted into the best studio talent in the industry - mb.
25 Feb 00:19
--Because pros learn stuff by themselves, they develop their own techniques, and go deeper into some fundamentals than others, they have a lot of stuff to teach
25 Feb 00:19
--I'll give it to Negra who is simply a savant. Jones at least lived in California.
25 Feb 00:18
--Anthony Jones and Alex Negrea are better than 99% of other people who have been painting for the same time while going to artschool
25 Feb 00:17
--I'll say that things are now faster to learn, and trends come quicker in the illustrative/art field.
25 Feb 00:16
--Yeah but think how better these guys could have been - like rigney for instance had to learn all the pitfalls himself, yet with proper crit he may have avoided half the mistakes.
25 Feb 00:15
--James gurney is from like, 1956 or something, the internet didn't exist back then, not going to artschool wasn't really an option