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Bailie Oliver Ahhh those subway cookies always look amazing oh man. Oh god I totally know how you feel lol, I always loose weigh at school and then come home and get delicious fatty yummy foods and it's baaadddd. I need my rice and turkey meatballs to stay somewhat thinner baaahhhhhh ha ha
I can understand that! I feel the same way, there's a lot of resources at school that I don't get here, but I try to use the internet as much as I can xD I reference a lot of stock photos and 3D pose websites to make up for a lack of live models. But also, the summer is totally an excuse to ignore the pressure of perfect finished pieces, wonderful compositions and all that stuff! I just like drawing for fun ahhhh, so nice. Aw :C That seems like it would be hard. You could always go to graduate school for art to try and learn more? But I know a lot of people majoring in art at state schools, and they really like it because they feel more well rounded. Oh and yeah, I have tons of friends that should have graduated YEARS ago. Switching majors and schools is really hard.
I think the major difference between art college and other colleges with art majors is mostly preparation for an art career and having professional artists as teachers. Which might not even be true, this is just what I've noticed. If you try your best and are confident about your artwork then I'm sure you could be a pro C:
As for my comic, at my school our senior year is working on a project that will help us get out into the art world (along with other classes). We have to pitch our idea to the department heads, and I pitched creating the first issue of my comic the first half of the year, and the second issue the second half of the year and they approved it. I'm going to be self-publishing the first issue by the end of this year, and I'll probably put out a few issues to local comic shops and such. I'm also publishing through LuLu.com, so people can buy the comic on there too! It's exciting, but yes, very scary. I plan on applying at animation and video game companies along with the comic. I know people at Harmonix who were pretty interested in my stuff so it's pretty exciting!
oh man, i'm excited for you! 8DD that's a really good project, and it forces you to extend into the pro world even from a distance--a nice stepping stone. i probably will go to graduate school. i actually would like to be an art professor (most likely for drawing/painting when I actually take (a) painting course(s)), but that in itself seems like an intimidating position to 'quest after' (gaia dorkdom, lollll). i've thought about video games for sure, but am WAY intimidated by learning new software and 3D modeling etc etc. omg it's SO SCARY *coward!!* ahaha my favorite video game artist actually isn't an anime guy--Takayoshi Sato, the lead concept artist for Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2 (SH being my favorite series in the UNIVERSE hfaklfshf ... *is a freak xDDD*). His website is pretty cool, if not all that streamlined or professional-seeming xD (but that's kind of cute haha), and it shows sketches etc. He really is my role model for life drawing--the expressions (examples: [x] [x] ) he can pull off are just drool-worthy to me 8Q!!!!
you have any artistic role models/idols/etc? i'm interested to see where you get your muse 8D ~~ heart !
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