10-04-2014, 04:08 AM
Warburton- Wow, thanks man! Really happy to hear that coming from you with all your killer pencil work and whatnot!
Yeah, all of this sort of stuff can definitely be overwhelming. It's sometimes really hard to remember the One Mile rule when it comes to this. Just one drawing at a time, painting and one project at a time. When it comes down to the actual 'doing' it is always fun. I'm still pretty worried I won't be good enough to procure the sort of work I am looking for, and that I will eventually have to get a day job.
If there's any one artist that inspires me to continually push myself out of that possible future, it's Algen. In his sketchbook on CA, well, when it was up on there because I think it's gone now... He would always mentioned how it was that very same fear of the 9-5 grind that kept him going. :]
Sorry there isn't much to post. I'm taking all of the feedback I've gotten and am working my digital self. Gotta stop procrastinating. I'm pretty nervous about graduating and having to become this whole new person that's a "pro" with all these things to do.
Why is life so scary? Does it have to be so terrifying? Of course not, it's ridiculous, but I still feel this way about it all. Anyways, I promise I'm not turning my sketchbook into some emo blog. Haha! :DD
One last thing: Digital lines are so weird and slippery. Like drawing with a noodle.
Yeah, all of this sort of stuff can definitely be overwhelming. It's sometimes really hard to remember the One Mile rule when it comes to this. Just one drawing at a time, painting and one project at a time. When it comes down to the actual 'doing' it is always fun. I'm still pretty worried I won't be good enough to procure the sort of work I am looking for, and that I will eventually have to get a day job.
If there's any one artist that inspires me to continually push myself out of that possible future, it's Algen. In his sketchbook on CA, well, when it was up on there because I think it's gone now... He would always mentioned how it was that very same fear of the 9-5 grind that kept him going. :]
Sorry there isn't much to post. I'm taking all of the feedback I've gotten and am working my digital self. Gotta stop procrastinating. I'm pretty nervous about graduating and having to become this whole new person that's a "pro" with all these things to do.
Why is life so scary? Does it have to be so terrifying? Of course not, it's ridiculous, but I still feel this way about it all. Anyways, I promise I'm not turning my sketchbook into some emo blog. Haha! :DD
One last thing: Digital lines are so weird and slippery. Like drawing with a noodle.