Subscribe to the Pencil Kings Podcast: | iTunes | Stitcher Ahmed Aldoori works as a concept artist, but he’s also excited by the endless possibilities of helping others develop their own unique style “There’s definitely beautiful magic out there for everyone. You just have to access it by eliminating all the things that stopped it
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Subscribe to the Pencil Kings Podcast: | iTunes | Stitcher Grey Jabesi moved countries and seized upon ever opportunity to create a rewarding career for himself as an artist “There is always opportunity, but you have to take risks as well” ~ Grey Jabesi Grey Jabesi has come from humble beginnings in Malawi, Africa, to working as a
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Ever wanted to know how to start a T-shirt business? In this podcast, we catch up with Derek Rodenbeck – an artist who has struggled to make sales in the past, but who recently sold out of all his T-shirt designs at a show. So what did he do to turn things around for his creative business? Turns out the answer was much simpler than you might think…
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Aaron Kupferman is a photographer and VFX artist. In this podcast, he talks about what it means to see the world differently as an artist, and why getting caught up in techniques can often get in the way of your creativity.
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Vicky Rubin runs Tablets For Artists, a website dedicated to helping artists find the best graphics for their needs.
In this podcast, she recommends a range of graphics tablets to suit all requirements and budgets.
So, read on if you’re looking for that perfect Christmas gift or you’re an artist who wants to move into the exciting world of digital art…
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Subscribe to the Pencil Kings Podcast: | iTunes | Stitcher Marco Plouffe left a job he hated to follow his dreams of becoming a video game artist “If you go into the industry, remember where you came from and what is fun to you” ~ Marco Plouffe Marco Plouffe is now a successful video game artist
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Hendrik Visser is a theme park artist who also works on exciting video game projects in his spare time.
In this week’s podcast, you’ll discover how a theme park artist works, how to meet up with like-minded creatives, and how Hendrik finds the time and energy to work on all his side projects!
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Artist Dennis Brown doesn’t just sell his hugely popular work on paper or canvas. Instead, he’s had his art printed on patches, fanzines, badges, and T-shirts as a way of making his work even more accessible to fans. And, in this podcast, he’ll be telling you exactly how he does it…
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Brendan Carroll is an abstract artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. His paintings combine his love of art history with more contemporary influences.
In this podcast, we explore what it means to really find your voice as an artist, and how becoming part of a creative community can help you find the confidence to progress your art career.
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Noah Klocek has worked at Pixar for 10 years as an artist on films such as Up, WALL-E, and The Good Dinosaur. He’s also just released his first children’s book, Cloud Country.
In this podcast, you’ll get a fascinating insight into what it’s like to work at one of the world’s biggest animation studios…
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