🎨 Stopping Creative Block & Saving Your Art 🎨 https://lnkd.in/ej3GC--q Creative block is something that every artist faces at some point, and it can be a serious challenge for staying productive and motivated. But the good news is—there are ways to overcome it! In my latest video, I explore practical strategies to stop creative block in its tracks and keep your art flowing smoothly. 🎬 💡 What You’ll Discover: -Why creative block happens and how to break free from it. -Tips for using positive reinforcement to celebrate small wins and boost motivation. -The importance of journaling and reflection to recognize growth and build resilience. -How to set realistic goals to prevent feeling overwhelmed and keep progressing. ✨ Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, this video will give you practical tools to stop creative block and keep your creativity alive. 📺 Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/ej3GC--q Let’s support each other in overcoming creative hurdles and staying inspired! 🚀 #CreativeBlock #ArtistLife #OvercomeChallenges #CreativeProcess #3DArt #ArtistMotivation #MentalHealthForArtists #LinkedInLearning
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Tools for Creative Success: Debunking the Starving Artist Myth ✨ Are artists destined to struggle? Not at all. In my conversation with Mark J., Dean of Animation, Art, and Design at Sheridan College, we explore what it takes to thrive as a creative professional in today’s world. Mark’s new book, The Starving Artist Myth, busts the stereotypes around creative careers and sheds light on how artists can achieve real success without sacrificing their passion. In our talk, we cover: 🎨 Breaking free from starving artist stereotypes. 🌟 Building resilience and grit for sustainable growth. 📚 The role of education in preparing artists for the realities of today’s creative industries. 🛠 Practical tools and strategies for thriving in any creative field. Our discussion is packed with insights on how to balance creativity, self-care, and adaptability while staying connected to your craft. 📚 Check out Mark’s book here: www.starvingartistmyth.com 🎥 Watch the full conversation on YouTube: The Boldshift YouTube Channel 💬 How do you stay resilient as a creative professional? Share your thoughts—I’d love to hear your perspective! #Creativity #ArtisticGrowth #StarvingArtistMyth #CreativeCareers #ResilienceInArt
Breaking the Starving Artist Myth: A Bold Shift Conversation with Mark Jones
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In concept art, capturing the right atmosphere isn't about quantity, but quality. You don't need a multitude of light sources; you need strategic ones. A single, well-placed light can transform a scene, evoking emotion and guiding the viewer's eye. Light isn't just illumination — it's a storyteller. It whispers secrets in shadows and shouts revelations in highlights. Master light, and you master the art of atmosphere ✨ #ConceptArt #VisualStorytelling #CreativeInsights #DigitalArt #ArtisticLighting
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You can’t rush art ! 🙀 Rushing through projects can be detrimental. Here’s why: _ 1. Quality Suffers Creativity thrives on time. Rushing can lead to subpar work, missing the nuances that elevate a project from good to great. _ 2. Limited Innovation Innovation requires exploration and experimentation. When pressed for time, creatives may stick to safe, tried-and-true methods instead of pushing boundaries. _ 3. Increased Stress Constantly working against the clock can lead to burnout. Creatives need mental space to think deeply and produce their best work. _ 4. Missed Details Attention to detail is crucial in creative work. Speed often results in overlooked details, which can lead to mistakes and a need for revisions later. _ 5. Compromised Vision Every project has a vision. Rushing compromises the integrity of that vision, leading to work that doesn’t fully capture the intended message or aesthetic. _ 6. Diminished Satisfaction Creatives take pride in their work. When forced to rush, the satisfaction of producing something truly excellent is diminished. In summary, while speed can be important, allowing creatives the time they need ensures the final product is something both the client and the creative can be proud of.
You Can't Rush Art
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Motivation Monday! Coming out of film school I was naive to think Hollywood was the epicenter of freedom of speech and freedom of creativity. In time I would learn those with the purse strings controlled what projects moved up the ladder. In recent years there’s been a “push” for inclusion of minority creators to have a better shot at getting their projects made. What I’ve unequivocally learned: it’s all bullshit. No one is coming to help you no matter how much Hollywood paints itself as the good guys. Any creator making original IPs must find a way on their own. Mintory or not, it doesn’t matter. After years of climbing the mountain, a new view of green valleys in the distance are coming into focus. Our flagship IP JANCROON, based on my original screenplay, has begun production on a Roblox experience. The script is being adapted into a full graphic novel by two time Eisner winner Mike Baron. We’ve learned there are indeed CEOs out there who see the need for new content, albeit they are far outside our American borders. We’re excited to announce a co-production proposal for a 52 episode animation series from Toonz Media, and we’re now seeking partners to fully launch. Christopher David K and I keep fighting every day to tell new stories for new generations for burned out audiences. Our advantage in the new IP creation is that they’re based on original screenplays. We see game CEOs creating IPs and all I can suggest to them is take some screenwriting classes. It will serve you well. I leave you with some early concept art and glimpse of the forthcoming graphic novel. THE CROON ARE COMING. #scifi #transmedia #multiplatform #interactive #film #screenplay #graphicnovel #toys #licensing #motivationmonday David Henrie Lorenzo Henrie Aloe Entertainment Mary Aloe Matthew Helderman Peter Y. Levin Tom Dusenberry Chris Kern
JANCROON 2023 reel feat. early concept art
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I had to share this one. Comment below if you are one of us thinking the face is just an animated image (GIF) perfectly timed. I'm not saying this is impossible to achieve though, I'm just being that person who's always on the negative side of the story 😂. Let's appreciate the creativity of this front end art.
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Forge Unbreakable Mindset with Visual Arts. What does this image mean to you? Never overlook the influence of habits, especially when considering their long-term effects. Share your thoughts. #dedication #infographic #braindump #growthmindset #creative #memorystick #practice #showingup #start #beingthere #creativework #mood #growth #todo #letitout #feelings #art #illustration #drawing #fixedmindset #artistoninstagram #comics #change #perfectionist #perfection #idea #visualise #visualart #nonfiction #perfectionism
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Every element, color, and detail is crafted to tell a story and evoke emotion. Here's a glimpse of some of my recent projects—what vibe does it give you? Drop your thoughts below! #GraphicDesign #VisualStorytelling #CreativeProcess #DesignInspiration
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Live Illustration for an in-person event - with an artist joining online?! How is that possible? I figured it's time to break down the process and explain exactly what it takes - because it's easier than it sounds! Enjoy my latest article on 'Virtual Live Illustration' - a brilliant solution to Live, Hybrid, and Online Events... https://lnkd.in/ef2_eKmb #liveillustration #scribing #visualnotetaking #graphicrecording
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