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>>2337614
I do faggot. Poetry, music, drama, theatre, human love.

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There's an atelier near me; I might start attending next summer if I can bring myself to part with my precious, precious money.

theatelier.org

>>2337418
I haven't, but know other (professional) artists that have, and it has really upped their game. art college tends to teach you how to think creatively, whereas ateliers teach you the technical proficiency.

>>2337418
Not all ateliers are equal. If you have any near you I suggest researching into what methods they teach, what the work of the teachers looks like, what the student work looks like etc. Some clearly will be better than others. Some will teach construction, some will teach sight-size, some are open minded, some are closed minded.

Most let you book a tour and talk with the main professor.

I think ateliers can be great if your goals align with what they teach. If your goals are different from their goals you are in for a seriously bad time though.

>>2337294
i don't think so but check out NAB and SIGGRAPH and Event Space BHPhotoVideo

>>2337171
I was strongly considering it but then I realized it wasn't wotth it. Not sure what country you're in but in the US you need to get a 5 year degree if you want to get an architecture job. If your school doesn't offer it then you have to get a bachelors in arch and then a masters which will probably take another 2-4 years. All that work and then you get shit pay and really shitty hours. Not worth it imo. I'd rather have a cushy office job that pays me more and leaves me with more time for my personal studies.

Architecture will consume you, and for the vast majority their jobs are only marginally artistic. But there's always a way to make it if you work hard enough, and smart enough.

2 years out of university.

>>2337609
How long did it take to get your degree? and are you in the states?

>>2337073
Nope 14 year old face in cave

>>2337073
you've improved a little, but you still seem like a fag

>>2336919
great work dude!

>>2336914
"I want to make a tattoo, someone make a me a tattoo"

?

Also, how much are you paying?

>>2336659
why is this its own thread?

>>2336662
so we don't miss it

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>>2336506
downlaod:
http://appsapps.info/instantboss.php
set to 20 mins work
during your 5 mins shitpost on the eyesee
back to work 20 mins
set repeat to 5
after 5 repeats it would be 1hr draw time
for 1hr you can do whatever you want...more shitposting, video games, youtube, etc..

after 1hr break it's back to work...rinse and repeat

now try it and see how it works for you; you're welcome.

>>2336508
sorry I mean 1 hour 40 mins

>>2336509
I'll give it a try, thanks anon.

>>2336445
don't tell me you're from Kinderheim 511 too!?!?

rip ca

That pic Op... Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines makes me hard.

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>1 of them can earn me a living easily.
>Atm however i do not have the skillz or experience to complete the projects

easily

Don't worry OP, you're just an 'ideas guy'.

>>2336138

I've considered this and it's exceptionally painful.
If i am an ideas guy it's not just pulling things out of my ass, it's the entire process mapped out from start to finish with no stone left un turned.

I hope it's not true tho i want to get good, this is my life now.

>>2336123
If it were me, I would grind and get good. But I'm a retard.

The wise thing to do would be to hire people, yes.

>>2336138
>>2336153

Lol, everyone thinks they're an "ideas guy". An ideas guy is just a regular guy who also doesn't know how to do anything.

you need to do some autistic sight size stuff first so that you can claim to be classically trained when people call you on your bullshit

>>2336069
>Do contemporary non figurative painters and artists actually know how to draw?
Many do, yes.
> Do you need to know how to draw to do compelling non figurative art or can you jump straight into abstract work?
depends on the style of abstraction. fully non-representational work really only requires an understanding of fundamentals like color, shape, line, etc, and not anatomy or rendering. it certainly can't hurt though.

https://www.patreon.com/sakimichan?ty=h

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>>2335952
While I see what you're saying, I actually think it's better to develop your own style and characters and put them out there, then every once in a while do a fanart piece. Then the novelty of it is even greater. It's only anecdotal evidence, but that's the trend I've seen garner the most success over the years.

>>2335971

Agreed. Of course you have to work on your own stuff. But the ocassional fanart is what will get people interested in looking at your original stuff!

Play my seed with Azazel, it's way more fun!!

>>2335534
You a beginning tattoo artist who can't draw for shit that just got a commission?

>>2335566
you guessed it