This may have been covered elsewhere in the comments, but an interesting thing about Galloway is that he was "discovered" on DeviantArt back in the day. One of the creators of the Hellboy animated films spotted his work and brought him on to do design work for the project and that got his foot in the door.
"So how much money will you make as an illustrator or animator?" "You will be paid nothing, or potatoes." I have enough friends who majored in CommD to know that this is 100% truth.
@@beth.5986 if commd means communications degree, youll be fine! i know about a handful of graduated communcations majors who managed to get jobs shrtly after graduating- esp because of the labor shortage
Well done! This episode really connected me to your personal concepts of design, skills, and growth vs a collective concept. Power points of focus and simplicity. I am no artist yet I learned much. Entertaining and informative! I love it!
Loish was the first artist that REALLY stood out to me, I can ALWAYS recognize her work. When I started drawing she was one of my insperations, mainly because I love the way she does noses. Weird reason, but that is a tough thing to do right. Her balance if western animation style and realism is so cool, and her colors are awesome. Another one of my favorites is Serafleur.
Noses aren't so hard if you AVOID the "dead-head-on" angle with them pointed straight at you... In those cases (when you're ready) just remember "less is always more" as far as the nose goes. It loses character "straight on"... Study a single nose at a time, as close as you can at first... It's important enough to the face it's hung on, to be worth doing well whenever you can... In most common pictures, there's only so much room for details... BUT to lose some of its character in the "head-on" or "full frontal angle" is normal... Part of that is tuning your own eyes as an artist to get used to not pegging it as a "mistake" by rote. Until you get more used to that, just putting a slight angle to the face in the "Product" art you wish to sell or "put out there" can avoid embarrassment, BUT do be aware that it's a crutch. BE aware this is a tactic to avoid "showing off mistakes" rather than actually improving on them... As you advance, you'll have to get better with shading. Learning to "draw with shade" and "insinuate linework" is going to really open the "field of play" for you. In fact, study Loish's noses, one at a time, while you work on it. I noticed she does quite a bit of "insinuating lines with shadow" work, too. Finally, cut yourself some slack, too. It takes a LOT of work to get to "Pro' Level" and it's perfectly fine that you struggle now. You CAN get there from here. I believe in you. ;o)
I know that this was a while ago and your videos are more demonstrative breakdowns of fundamental concepts of good design but I VERY much liked seeing the thought process, acting and exaggeration to understand the kind of pose you were going for, and how you utilized those references to make a completed work. Was fun to see and came out super well!!
Generally, all classical 2D animators know how to illustrate, but very few illustrators know how to animate. They should also do an animation challenge...
Even when you've developed your own style, it's ok for your influences to shine through. Sean Galloway, for example, was clearly influenced by John K. Like Picasso said, "Good artists borrow. Great artists steal."
So in another video he talks about character placement in fight scenes. When one character defeats the other, it passes through from one side of the screen to the other. I love that the Chair in this video starts out on the /RIGHT/ side, then after Ethan's numerous BLINDING fast strikes, the chair makes it's move and strikes hard and swift, dealing a fatal blow. Thus leaving Ethan defeated on the /RIGHT/ side and the chair sitting victoriously on the \LEFT\ side. notice chairsenpai at 8:24
lois is also some one with slight illustration background, so it doeessssss kind of be like comparing oranges to smaller oranges in this video. of course sean galloway is way ahead of lois in animation, and lois only has one animation short i believe. just wanted to say this crap, cuz people wonder how she always has flowy looking art, and thats helped by her doing stuff in animation before. but yeah they're both good though. liked this video!
ethan becker transformed from a chaotic neutral to a chaotic evil and i aint even mad. prime example: Ethan before: *gives actual info about skillshare* "if you want more content then go to the comments and subscribe button and ...just leave" Ethan now: "HEY YA EVER HEARD A SKILLSHARE?????? *Waves knife around* BFHBYUHUBNW SKILLSHARE" "IF YOU LIKE MY CON"*video ends*
Just out of curiosity do the visual development time ever have to learn coding and script? I don’t know if Ethan worked with 3D animation teams. I hear in the game design industry they want artists to do a variety of tasks just to get work done.
For small companies one artist may have more than one job for budget reasons. In big companies usually each artist just does what his job title says since it's more efficient
I am making movies with illustrations. It helps more if animation cannot be used well unless wisely for small amounts and for better purposes. Better off using my illustrations to help out. I like both though. :)
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chaotic neutral but confused
good
Our boy can dual-wield.
I feel like this is what happens if Tyler Durden tries to teach art, and I am here for it.
Hex Vexed
THOUGHT THE SAME HAHA 🤣
Lolol yeah you are saying what I was thinking wonderfully. Lolol. Entertaining art Tut videos. Lol.
the time before the cigarette
*the good ol' timss
The time of healthier lungs
dude ur the most underrated and talented guy i know...
fact
The most talented people are always unknown.....
He not underrated , he worked with Big animation from years
*skilled
You're like a combination of 80's Jazzercise and that one karate dude from Napolean Dynamite, but for the art community. Very hammy, but motivational
He sure has created a silly, fun character :)
This may have been covered elsewhere in the comments, but an interesting thing about Galloway is that he was "discovered" on DeviantArt back in the day. One of the creators of the Hellboy animated films spotted his work and brought him on to do design work for the project and that got his foot in the door.
"So how much money will you make as an illustrator or animator?"
"You will be paid nothing, or potatoes."
I have enough friends who majored in CommD to know that this is 100% truth.
Oh gosh, is it really that bad out there?😬 im a CommD major too
@@beth.5986 if commd means communications degree, youll be fine! i know about a handful of graduated communcations majors who managed to get jobs shrtly after graduating- esp because of the labor shortage
@@hereagain7919 The only communication majors I met ended up getting jobs unrelated to communications lmao
@@rubyy.7374 yeah but they got jobs so
I love when you say we are babies doing babies stuff.
Well done! This episode really connected me to your personal concepts of design, skills, and growth vs a collective concept. Power points of focus and simplicity. I am no artist yet I learned much. Entertaining and informative! I love it!
Loish was the first artist that REALLY stood out to me, I can ALWAYS recognize her work. When I started drawing she was one of my insperations, mainly because I love the way she does noses. Weird reason, but that is a tough thing to do right. Her balance if western animation style and realism is so cool, and her colors are awesome.
Another one of my favorites is Serafleur.
Noses aren't so hard if you AVOID the "dead-head-on" angle with them pointed straight at you... In those cases (when you're ready) just remember "less is always more" as far as the nose goes. It loses character "straight on"...
Study a single nose at a time, as close as you can at first... It's important enough to the face it's hung on, to be worth doing well whenever you can... In most common pictures, there's only so much room for details... BUT to lose some of its character in the "head-on" or "full frontal angle" is normal... Part of that is tuning your own eyes as an artist to get used to not pegging it as a "mistake" by rote.
Until you get more used to that, just putting a slight angle to the face in the "Product" art you wish to sell or "put out there" can avoid embarrassment, BUT do be aware that it's a crutch. BE aware this is a tactic to avoid "showing off mistakes" rather than actually improving on them...
As you advance, you'll have to get better with shading. Learning to "draw with shade" and "insinuate linework" is going to really open the "field of play" for you. In fact, study Loish's noses, one at a time, while you work on it. I noticed she does quite a bit of "insinuating lines with shadow" work, too.
Finally, cut yourself some slack, too. It takes a LOT of work to get to "Pro' Level" and it's perfectly fine that you struggle now. You CAN get there from here. I believe in you. ;o)
you're basically the art daddy youtuber everybody needs
I know that this was a while ago and your videos are more demonstrative breakdowns of fundamental concepts of good design but I VERY much liked seeing the thought process, acting and exaggeration to understand the kind of pose you were going for, and how you utilized those references to make a completed work. Was fun to see and came out super well!!
At a moment when he said "pick and choose" faster, my tired brain just heard "pikachu"...
Thank you again for this unique and useful video o/
Generally, all classical 2D animators know how to illustrate, but very few illustrators know how to animate. They should also do an animation challenge...
This is pure gold! This Chanel should be HUGE, what's happening?!
nobody :
Ethan : Am giving free animation references for animating a fight on my channel
Even when you've developed your own style, it's ok for your influences to shine through. Sean Galloway, for example, was clearly influenced by John K.
Like Picasso said, "Good artists borrow. Great artists steal."
I was subscribed to your channel since you were in 16k subs, you really grow a lot.
Man thanks to you I am finally learning somethin, your vids are actually watchable n not boring af
The posing thing has me rolling 😭🤣😂😭🤣💀
there really is just free and potatos, thats art
That's why they're called a "starving artist".
Damn you deserve more subs WTH this is so darn good
What did he say? I was too mesmerized by his body doing actions that I didn't hear anything that came out of his mouth...
So much energy! xD
So in another video he talks about character placement in fight scenes. When one character defeats the other, it passes through from one side of the screen to the other. I love that the Chair in this video starts out on the /RIGHT/ side, then after Ethan's numerous BLINDING fast strikes, the chair makes it's move and strikes hard and swift, dealing a fatal blow. Thus leaving Ethan defeated on the /RIGHT/ side and the chair sitting victoriously on the \LEFT\ side. notice chairsenpai at 8:24
lois is also some one with slight illustration background, so it doeessssss kind of be like comparing oranges to smaller oranges in this video. of course sean galloway is way ahead of lois in animation, and lois only has one animation short i believe.
just wanted to say this crap, cuz people wonder how she always has flowy looking art, and thats helped by her doing stuff in animation before. but yeah they're both good though. liked this video!
Your art advice was very useful thank you!! But then u do little jokes here and there that get me in an absolute laughing fit, love it 😂💕
I admire the "pewds" energy
chaotic neutral I think you mean
@@pokaay3163 yeah... Like pewds
@@SPACECOWBOY705 yes, like a chaotic neutral
@@pokaay3163 yeah like pewds
Someone has to animate you dude. You're a character...
When your thumbnail process involves acting out every possible pose in composition with your camcorder
how can a guy with a beard be so pretty tf
>Implying that beards _aren't_ the most #softboi #bigsoftie thing in the world.
I sometimes do battle poses at 4 am
the lack of social anxiety in this man....amazes me
You r so entertaining in this art yt community
might be my newa fav art youtube channel.
Pick n' choose
Loish is one of my favorite artist.
I love your videos so much! they really make your day! and you really showed me the path of studying other artists. thank you!
HAHA. You're crazy XD ! Good stuff dude !
Started to follow this channel recently, very useful stuff and cracks me up every time :P
ethan becker transformed from a chaotic neutral to a chaotic evil and i aint even mad. prime example:
Ethan before: *gives actual info about skillshare* "if you want more content then go to the comments and subscribe button and ...just leave"
Ethan now: "HEY YA EVER HEARD A SKILLSHARE?????? *Waves knife around* BFHBYUHUBNW SKILLSHARE" "IF YOU LIKE MY CON"*video ends*
im being bullied but its for my own good
Just out of curiosity do the visual development time ever have to learn coding and script? I don’t know if Ethan worked with 3D animation teams. I hear in the game design industry they want artists to do a variety of tasks just to get work done.
For small companies one artist may have more than one job for budget reasons. In big companies usually each artist just does what his job title says since it's more efficient
Really good ,thanks for sharing your knowlage , and your good fight skills
-air slicing noises- ! Haha brilliant video, thank you 😁
Sean besides being a great super artist is an amazing human been.
Ok imagine your just drawing and you look up and see Ethan doing elbow strikes
wow dude, you're good
As always perfect
amaaaaazing
the filter this has is driving my sensitive eyes crazy.
great vid though just leaving it as a background because i cannot stare at it
Love the fight style tho 🤣🤣🤣
But Ethan what if a simple minded person such as myself wants to get into animation? Where could I go on skillshare to learn more?
"The Nicest Thing I've Ever Met"
Im not very familiar with their art but Ive seen them around on Instagram
i like the tom cruise impression
What’s that song you use during your “fighting” scene???
this is like bdsm we get hurt but its pleasureful
Best things ever
COOL
Coming here after he roasted loish in last video but praising her here
sorry, but
why do you need the piano?
And not one, but two
it keeps me up at nightes
I just started watching you and i think you would be a big help 😅😁👍
Fast strikes
ACTION BEAUTY ACTION FOCUS SIMPLICITY ACTION BEAUTY ACTION SIMPLICITY FOCUS ACTION SIMPLICITY FOCUS ACTION BEAUTY
great video!
The way he talks reminds me of Rick and Morty
Really nice content !
Thank you
Without further adude*
i love these lmao
Do you work on rick and morty
Are you rick and morty
Thnks for the vid
over 500 layers?! what the wha.....
one word two syllables... UNDERRATED
Anubhav Joshi hate to break it to you, but underrated has 4 syllables. Un-der-ra-ted.
thanks.
looks like Mirka Andolfo's art style
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ethan becker did the ghost fight
THIS GUY IS LIKE JACK BLACK FROM SCHOOL OF ROCK
Lol slick movies there
I thought I took lsd before watching this
Good video but
WhAtS tHo dEfForEnCe BeTwEeN illustrator and animater
u look like pewds
It’s like Rick (of Rick and morty) became an artist somehow..
Please explain colors. My baby brain can't do it!!!!!
Primary colors are cyan magenta and yellow. Youre welcome
Anyone else hears Pikachu instead of Pick and Choose? Pikachu!
ethan, wue we wueei wee?
dude watch some saenchai fights plz
Who else is on an Ethan Becker binge?
im baby
So I need pikachus
Got it
If you are beginner nd wanna try some illustration that's good GAY way to do it!! HAHAHA 11:47
There were 68 comments. You are welcome
I ain't understood a shit in this.. Wait there's breast movement- ... I've made a right decision.
We r 3 months old army
I will pay for ur hair cut😂😂😂😂
I will pay for any hair. I'm bald.
@@federrr7 But you can grow some right
I am making movies with illustrations. It helps more if animation cannot be used well unless wisely for small amounts and for better purposes. Better off using my illustrations to help out. I like both though. :)
you're one crazy dude
what the fack am i watching ?!