The saddest thing is seeing these guys who were your heroes and they are financially at the lower end of the scale. You think to yourself they deserve so much more.
12 to 16 hours is easy to do when your working on something you love to do; it is never enough time in one day. I've read many of the comments, and many people not all... only see that he does not have lots of money. If your comfortable doing what you love and able to meet your responsibilities then you have achieved your goal. I find this little documentary inspirational, I think he reached his 10,000 hours to mastery.
Love to see him draw up a suppose battle between his; 'Utopian' from Jupiter's Legacy Vs Alan Moore's version of; "Supreme"! I don't know, somehow i just picture those two duking it out cos of how dynamically they're drawn up as various Superman styled archetypes.
the difference between you and him is that when it got excruciatingly tough he had the willpower to pull through and you didn't. the comics industry isn't for everyone.
***** i'm also going under assumptions but i'm pretty sure maulsoleu meant 'comic artist' as in a professional comic artist working in the industry. sure, if you like to draw your little 4-panel doodles then technically you've drawn a comic. pretty sure that's not what maulsoleu was talking about. there are different levels of passion for this kind of thing. if you really truly love it and will dedicate time and grueling hard work into it like frank quitely, you'll be on his level.
what's the music of this episode? sounds so familiar, but can't recall it now... I mean especially the one song when he is walking down on the street at night time... cheers and peace!
The saddest thing is seeing these guys who were your heroes and they are financially at the lower end of the scale. You think to yourself they deserve so much more.
“You do alot of thinking so the reader doesn’t have to do any”
masterful
12 to 16 hours is easy to do when your working on something you love to do; it is never enough time in one day. I've read many of the comments, and many people not all... only see that he does not have lots of money. If your comfortable doing what you love and able to meet your responsibilities then you have achieved your goal. I find this little documentary inspirational, I think he reached his 10,000 hours to mastery.
Such a great artist. Deserves more than he gets
Such a good documentary
Joseph Reisman indeed
Thanks for posting this 🙏
I'm glad to see Mark Renton's been doing good
What a talent. And what a nice guy.
He does beautiful work.
Nicely filmed with the aerial shots. I want to check out his art now.
מרתק יפה וחי.
Love to see him draw up a suppose battle between his; 'Utopian' from Jupiter's Legacy Vs Alan Moore's version of; "Supreme"!
I don't know, somehow i just picture those two duking it out cos of how dynamically they're drawn up as various Superman styled archetypes.
fantástico Artista!!
Thank you...I can now go on
I planned for my life to be a comic artist, I failed, watching him it makes me feel frustrated Lol
the difference between you and him is that when it got excruciatingly tough he had the willpower to pull through and you didn't. the comics industry isn't for everyone.
***** i'm also going under assumptions but i'm pretty sure maulsoleu meant 'comic artist' as in a professional comic artist working in the industry. sure, if you like to draw your little 4-panel doodles then technically you've drawn a comic. pretty sure that's not what maulsoleu was talking about.
there are different levels of passion for this kind of thing. if you really truly love it and will dedicate time and grueling hard work into it like frank quitely, you'll be on his level.
great.
You don't have to have a big house if you have money to buy a big house.
lol so this is where Rick and Morty got inspired for snuffles
3 akira´s for the head
Is it just me or is that a Rotring pencil Frank Quitely's using?
what's the music of this episode? sounds so familiar, but can't recall it now... I mean especially the one song when he is walking down on the street at night time... cheers and peace!
Floe - Philip Glass & Michael Riesman is the nighttime wander track
So from digital he prints it out and finishes the line work o paper ?
he should get better lights..but he seems to put his pencils on Wacom cintiq..
One more question, when he is filling in the printed version what pen is he using ?
TARDIS at 8:28!!!
Yup.. I have seen it too... Btw love doctor
5:18 ok what the fuck? I didnt understand a single word lol