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I cracked up when she said "they like to see that kind of thing"

But what if I’m just bad at art

No. Most Ai tools violate artists copyright. They do not respect our work and are not conducive to better results. You can't really integrate it into your work without violating copyright since the work is already stolen. Painting over it is not a fix. Also it doesnt really work with references to use, since it warps perspective in wrong ways, and standardizes poses and anatomy. Wich is vital to be a good reference. Also why do you think companies would hire animation experts to have them do ai? The result is pretty shit regardless. It is downsizing teams and using stolen art for profit. This should not integrate into our creative process, art isn't easy. I implore you to Stand with the rest of the community and protect our rights as artists.

Stable Diffusion with ControlNet can be very useful. For example, I gave Stable Diffusion the input image of some line art and then with ControlNet I had it generate a new, colorized image based off the line art.

I would love to learn how to do Shadow work with art therapy for healing specific things. Any suggestions, or xan u make a video for that?

It’s so hard trying to get a job in these industries. Especially when they expect you to have 2 or more years industry experience….Im a freelance concept artist trying to find my way into video game development. Basically if you don’t have any connections you’ll never get seen. I’ve been trying for months now

As the name sates AI is Artificial, so it should be called Artificial Art at best, and it's not intelligent Art, so what's left? It's the leeching off other artists work that i don't like. I know humans do this too, humans love to copy, so it will probably have to be the humans that are taught how to ethically and morally use AI now and in the future.

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As someone with professional experience in machine learning, there's something I know about the field that most people don't. Any machine learning project converges on the consensus of its training data. When you are giving it large amounts of scientific and statistical data, this means it tends to converge on the right answer, even if none of the individual researchers know that answer. When you are giving it large amounts of creative work and artistic expression, it tends to converge on mediocrity. The machine cannot effectively work in various "soft" science fields - economics, psychology, law - and the idea that it can produce ART is just ridiculous. AI bros (and machine learning IS NOT AI, that is just marketing bullshit) will protest that this is the worst the machine will ever be, but the machine only gets better at being average. That's what the machine DOES. It's never going to be creative and it's never going to be brilliant and it's not even going to be SMART.

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sometimes i sketch while pooping 💩😅

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This is a great video. A legit looking account said they were Turkish so I brushed off the English as just them being a foreigner but once they said they would pay $300 for it I knew to ghost them.

I'd say if you doing NSFW commissions make sure that you are still working on portfolio, otherwise you may just end up with a bunch of art you can't put it in it. Great vid thanks! In terms of specific artist, I think Trent Kaniuga gives great advice in general. Aaron Blaise is very talented, especially if you are into fine art. Udemy has sales like once a month and classes are like $13.00

I am sorry, I can't watch it. Can you just look at me as a viewer? I tried to turn my head a bit aside to match the line of your eyes! This is the basics, how don't you know that!!! P.s. Your friend looks into the camera properly even if she has more hair on one side the same as you have!

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Would really like to see more of these kinds of videos... Super helpful. Also please make that video about the questions asked in the interviews. Thanks!

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Hey, nice video! I want ask a question that intrigues me. Don't having a degree its really that bad in the concept artist career, or in general entertainment art industry? Like if I am an really good artist that have an amazing portfolio, I will struggle in finding a job in this area? Or the chances are pratically equal than someone who has a degree?

this was so helpful!! Thank you so much 💖💖

Thank you so much! Your questions were really amazin, actually you talked about many thoughts and issues i have faced in my career life!

pleasedont evr delete this video its soooooo juicy with topics and tips <3

Really amazing video, and super helpful info from both of you guys! Im in a time in my life where Im tired of taking jobs as a cashier in a fastfood place and I want to take my art career seriously and this video had exactly what I needed to hear to get started on the first steps of that. Thank you for making this!!

Art Direction, and Production Management work is super interesting to me. I'd love to see more videos about them as well!

I love interviews with professionals. They're very helpful, and I always tend to gravitate towards them because it gives me a feel for day-to-day experiences within the industry. Thanks for this one!

Hi, great interview. Is there any chance you are going to make an video on roadmap to become visual developer artist?

What wet tube colors are you using?… Your link is two of the same whitenights dry watercolor wrapped in paper.?

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Coolness,thanks,be blessed and all in Jesus shalom

Yes, more interviews :) you both very sweet ladies and mentioned a few informative important tips

Thank you so much for this! I'm a game artist trying to transition into visdev, and this is HUGE as I don't have much connections yet in the industry. BTW the Riot concept artist, who Rea mentioned at 12:40, who got hired because of a doodle in their sketchbook is Rembert Montald. He shared this story on a Proko video.

I too was about to be scammed by this same method via Instagram. Some 2-3 weeks ago a woman contacted me and asked me if I did commissions and asked me the rates. She then told me to draw 3 pictures (one of herself, her son and their dog which was also their profile picture). Even though I told her that I donot do pet portraits, she insisted on me "trying". We came to a price of 120$ for the 3 pieces done traditionally. She even had mentioned the size she wanted. I then asked her to pay me via zelle, half the amount for each piece once I do their block-in and share with her. To which she said she had her Zelle account blocked and could pay me through cheque. I agreed at that time and gave my name and the bank's name for the cheque to be written. But she later told me that due to some restrictions in her banking she could only send me a 1000$ cheque and would need me to send the rest back to her. That was the first time that I found something was fishy but still went ahead with it. Also like you mentioned, she was constantly asking me where I was from, whether I had received the email and would be online constantly on Instagram which I found suspicious. The final nail in the coffin was when she told me that she will send me an email with exact steps to how to deposit the cheque to get the money. That is when I was highly suspicious of her and after discussing with my friends and family decided not to open the email at all and to block her. But it would have been my first ever commision so I was also a little optimistic about it, trying to make myself believe that I was overthinking and maybe she was a legit customer. But in the end, I sent her a text saying I was sorry that the comission couldn't work out and that I didn't even open the cheque so even if she was genuine, she wouldn't need to worry about me scamming her out of her money 😅 . I was feeling very bad about losing the first commision like that even to this day till I saw this video and realised that I probably did the right thing.

this is a gold mine, thank you! super useful advice :)

Step1: Start 10 years ago and become director before AI gets developed.

Thank you for this video! The time and effort were not for nothing.😊

Some images from your intro reaaaaally look like AI generated though... 👀

Have you ever came across these or other scams? Share your experience to help others avoid falling for those traps!

very very very insightful! Now the only thing left is just to figure out why I already specialise in a niche, there's lots of it on my portfolio, and yet I still can't get a job

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Great concept. What a fun organic way to come up with ideas.

Would you like me to do more art therapy meditation videos in the future? Let me know in the comments! :)

This was a great discussion for a lot of artists looking to break into doing concept and produciton art as a career! I have to agree with the social media aspect, it's really strange that big companies care that much about your SM presence, especially since I've never heard of companies caring about it at all. I worry about where this could lead to.

TH-cam is getting wiser about the stuff it recommends. This has been super helpful and even if 1 or 2 points are know, you really did a deep dive in your explanations TYSM! ✨

Hey Kozinoart, really nice and helpful video! I was wondering if I can help you edit your videos and also make highly engaging shorts out of them.

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I'm so glad this video showed up on my recommendations ✨ this was super interesting, helpful and inspiring. Thank you!!