Time management for artists can really help you achieve your creative goals “The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.” ~ Michael Altshuler Time management for artists can be difficult. After all, how much time should you spend on your art to get the results you want? The truth is this:
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When Jesse Aclin isn’t working as a development artist at Paramount Pictures, he’s doing something many of us wish we could get better at. And that’s to develop his own, unique style while still having fun with his art. So how does he find time to do this? And, how does he stay motivated? The answers are all in this week’s podcast interview…
James Cornette spent 11 years on a car assembly line before deciding to become an artist. His recently-published book, Surviving a Year, gives artists 12 practical steps to help them follow their dreams and stay creative.
German artist Oliver Wetter is fast developing a reputation for his attention-grabbing book covers and stylish sci-fi and concept art. In this podcast, he talks about how artists can generate sales using Patreon – a website which enables fans to support and engage with the artists and creators they love.
You could say VFX supervisor Mat McCosker caught the creative bug early. After all, he was going to life drawing classes aged six and making animations by Year 3.
But, although things have moved on a little from Plasticine models and Super 8 film on reels, one thing remains the same for him: that collaboration is the key to creativity…
You probably haven’t heard of artist Derek Rodenbeck, but you’ll almost certainly be familiar with his struggle to find work and get recognized.
In this special 50th edition of our podcast interviews, we ask the big question many artists ask themselves: “What do you do next if nothing has worked so far?”
When you look at a painting by Brandon Pike, the first things you notice are his clean simple lines and bold, organic shapes. Yet, although they appear simple, the creative process behind his charming creations can take many hours of planning.
Listen to this week’s podcast to get a fascinating insight into how this San Francisco-based artist works and hear what inspires him…
Subscribe to the Pencil Kings Podcast: | iTunes | Stitcher Joshua Viers hasn’t looked back since he quit his job to become a freelance artist “Going freelance is like diving into the ocean…but you know you can swim, so just get out there!” Joshua Viers is a successful concept artist who has produced work …
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Morten Jaeger works as a 3D artist in London, but he originally wanted to work on a golf course! Find out what changed his mind and helped him focus on his art in our new podcast…