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AI is the clicking fingers of Thanos.

How many artists consider themselves masters?

Man just an advice for interviews, ask your guests questions, honestly no one cares about what you think, we care about what the guests have to say.

So nice to see Ben's sculpture in the background:))) Love the video too!

...and having rich parents

I enjoyed this dubstep remix of this chat with steven zapata :)

Great stuff guys thank you

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Dude this conversation is as relevant then as it is now. Great conversations! This has become my favorite art podcast!

seems like the interviewer focuses on the struggle with being an artist as a human who does art, Peter seems to focus on being an artist that also happens to be human.

Great talk, thanks for your voice. I loved the part, that we are all human and the thing that is between a starter that committed to his journey and a successful person is just literally time. Out of experience, I can only agree to that 100%. Cheers!

I cannot believe there are this little views on this video. Jisu is such an amazing artist, I feel so privileged to live in this information era. Thanks for the great field work man.

My man with the #vanlife! I’m doing #buslife right now and have been for 4 years. It rekindled my pursuit of art after 20 years. I just didn’t have the discipline or confidence to follow through in after high school, or the money, let’s be honest. But now I do and it’s been a great journey relearning the craft. Great interview, but the sound needs a little remixing. Just because my iPad is doing it’s best but the speakers are maxed. lol

Does Art school mean college, or Atelier or both? Is the atelier system better for learning to create Art?

As a beginner studying graphic design i can already feel how the presence and guidance of my proffesor really helps me understand some things, practice is everything yes but this feedback from experienced artist is quite valuable and hard to replace.

I studied graphic design in college. It wasn't my first choice but helped me in the years coming out of college. Becoming a pro illustrator without art school took a while but I could fall back on graphic design while I built up my illustration career.

this was just fantastic! it really helped me a lot, i currently struggle a lot with what you talked about, feeling like i started as too old and that im not progressing as i should but this really helped me re-center and look forward to drawing instead of sorta dreading it

but I love getting skill

I wana watch it but i dont have 2 hours

Why become a pro commercial artist when even the established pros are having their careers decimated by AI. The harsh reality is that there is an over supply of highly skilled people in a contracting market. Becoming a pro is a high risk and often low reward endvevour. Perhaps AI cloacking software may change the game, but it's unlikely as few people are promoting it online

Where is the work?

i can understand every single vague concept he's describing, i think this video is for me.

I really love this episode. Very educational and thought-provoking as well. I really like Jisu's attitude towards life

Great conversation that touches on so many of the issues a lot of us artists struggle with internally.

The sound is fine. I don't understand what everyone is complaining about

I’ve never once looked at a drawing I did in the past and regretted doing it. No matter how bad it was.

Who is he?

This was super insightful! Thanks to you both for some good ass content while I work on commissions <3

2:12

holy shit, amazing

The quote Wayne Reynolds. "My big secret is that I don't actually know what I'm doing."

This was a great episode, thanks for putting this out there!

Kristian, you should interview Frank Turek on free will. I think complexity leads to a designer always, and we as humans beings are a complex being with our multi cellular levels and systems where we live as complex so I think it’s safe to say that God is the cause

Great episode!! ❤🎉

I once met him in the zoo and I showed him a painting I had and he said keep going.

I like TH-cam but I just hate using social media bruv. I like super privacy

You should try putting the mic on an arm with a shock mount so we don't get those loud booms when you hit the table.

Peter Han is a very smart man, I love when he speaks.

this is an amazing conversation

Still waiting for the little chit-chat between you and Lane Brown

Steve the G

22:00 Just listened to a portfolio review by Nathan Fowkes over the Schoolism Discord. What kind of made me panicked and have pessimism was that he said there's less junior jobs for artist because, in my interpretation (and not his words), it's because we are much more replaceable and they want to hire people who are able to bring more unique skillsets than something that even AI can do. The panic for me is really starting to set in

it does for me.

The Warhol part of this talk was good, but I was half-expecting you to also point out that the man literally had a factory where other people made his art. Glass-makers do it: check out the Chihuly Garden in Seattle sometime...it's valid art-commerce, but the perfection is not a result of trying new things; it's iterative improvement that brings a thing to market.

I still find it fun disliking Kris' videos after that one episode. But man, do i love his vids! Thanks for sharing this, Kris! These interviews are always a treat! Love them all!

Stop it have you seen slew’s oil paintings.He’s got a lot of skill. But yea you don’t need a ton of talent. You could just make art you know people would like and table at comic cons, anime cons, craft shows, night markets.

Bullshit. Learn to see space first. Then line work. Lol if the mfs doesn't even have any idea why their drawing sucks nor the things they draw even resembles to what they are seeing how they will improve. This is why youtube is a worst place to learn anything.

What is this guys channel

Where ia thia guys channel ?

The value of art school is really in the experience you get with other artists and the real connections you make both professional and friendships. No online experience can compare to it