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I hate when people think “oh he don’t talk a lot, must be shy” when in reality the only reason we don’t talk is because most of the time theres no reason to add some useless piece of information to the conversation and were also very aware of what we say
As a freelance addition I would suggest making art assets or asset packs for games. Making games becomes increasingly easier by the year, while game art asset market growth doesn't seem to match . Watching how many "asset flip" games pop up all the time, it seems like the demand for art assets is all time high. If you can put time into making complete asset pack, be it 2d, 3d, animations or music, you might just hit the spot for some starting game developers who want to make games without bothering with art. Personally I see way too much "Polygon" assets in games and would like it to broaden a bit.
oooff, I've been thinking of doing exactly this, haven't seen that many AA quality asset packs and I could probably slap a 20-40 piece pack together in less than a week.
This is true. I’d suggest picking a game genre you’d like to make assets for and actually make a basic game in that genre with your custom assets. That way you can better understand the needs of the developer. And keep your product selling long term
@@codeninja100 I've been developing games, modelling, texturing animating etc. for roughly 7 years now. I'm helping others on reddit and discord but I just never publish anything myself. I've got a pretty good understanding about the needs.
I've been a freelance artist over the past 5 years and worked with a slew of awesome clients/ projects. It's not an easy venture and sure does require A LOT of patience, especially for working outside the comfort zone, but looking back on the progress and seeing inevitable improvement is an amazing thing to behold. The freedom to choose your path is set by your own intuitions and motivational endeavors :)
When I watch this stuff I feel so helpless. Its always "you dont need people skill for that, you dont have to be that good to reach this, you dont need tons of followers for that" but honestly I feel like I do. I never know where to start from and I feel like I'm not putting enough time into improving my art, it feels like theres always something missing or something keeping me from progressing and that makes me feel like ill always be needing a hand leading me around. Ive bet let down quite a lot when i attempt to do something involving my social media followers for example, theres mostly no answer and it feels hopeless tp try commissions in that case. Another big issue might be that this made me lose a lot of confidence in my skill, Ive never been a very confident person and it breaks easily.
Same same, that's why I don't like these types of videos, it's easy to say "you're an introvert but you still can do this and this, it's super easy!!!!" is it though? In my experience trying to do commissions (and failing), you DO need a following, you do need to be extroverted or else people won't engage with you on social media, even if you're selling things online you still need a following so you can succesfully sell things instead of having to wait years for someone to notice your products. And this makes us doubt our artistic capacities because no one wants our art ):
@@jeziga171 and that's why I'm going to uni, so I can get a job in Art that will support me at least a bit. Maybe someday I'll be lucky and make a following big enough for this, still it's pretty depressing
Exactly this. I hate it when these videos come in with the idea to sell to the average artist that they too can "make it" when we all know Reality doesnt work like this. Really, whats going on here is that these people are making these type of videos to appeal to a bigger audience by targeting specific communities within general ones in order to "accomadate" their needs and respond to them, when in reality, theyre just trying to find another way to gain more subscribers and more people behind their following. Now im not saying that they do this effortlessly without any real intention, quite the opposite actually, maybe this guy has good intentions of trying to get us introverts to gain more following and more success with these business ideas, but if history is anything to go by, we can all relate when we say that it really hasnt done anything for us at all... They might be helping, but without a proper plan and a proper starting point all of this "helpful" information gets thrown out of the window when theres no proper foundation to kickstart it. Which is something most of these videos dont talk about at all... Its mostly just "i did this, it worked for me, so it might work you" And to absolutely no ones surprise, it doesnt apply 95% of the time for the people here who watched this. Kind of a sad reality but yeah..
I feel like you're spending more time trying to sell me on the idea that "I can do it" then actually helping. It feels like you're here to sell products first and foremost and that you denounce the actual difficulties of being an artist in a world where art is over saturated and the majority of companies rely on cheap labour from other countries and other exploitable ventures.
Spot on. Art/illustration these days is super competitive, and even the best artists get drowned out in all the noise. So why would a company pay a pro a reasonable rate when Joe schmo across the globe is only charging $5 and a thumbs up for a character design?
That's how he gets subscribers who are insecure and stressed out about this. They fall down the rabbit hole and try to absorb so much information in the hope they'll find the secret to success
I found your channel when I needed it the most. I can't find words to describe how thankful I am for this.. I need to take back the life I once had. You gave me the inspiration and courage I lacked. Thank you
My biggest challenge is the business side of things, whether it's marketing myself, knowing what products to make or what will sell, or knowing what to price my work at, etc.
Thanks for this video! I think I had heard a lot of them before, but I really like how you put them in context for introverts. It makes it feel much more achievable for someone in the beginning stages :)
You have no idea how much this video speaks to me. I have gotten a lot of value from this and, I’ll be sure to utilize every bit of what I have learnt. THANKS
.... o_o Seriously, finding people ready to buy you stuff is not easy. It's hard. And it's definitely not about determination, but about luck. You definitely need to draw at leat attention on your work if you want anyone to notice that it exist and if you want to make a business out of it. And you will definitely need more than one custumer. I'm living de real hard time for years cause I don't success in finding people who could like what I do. It doesn't work for me. I'm working for more than 10 years, so seriously don't talk about determination, when it's definitely not the key.
Yeah unfortunately it's alot about luck, and also you need to gather some sort of following first. I think the only easy way to do that is making art related to fandoms.
I'm so glad I found your channel I've been struggling to start social media and showing art because I think it's not good enough. but you're inspiring me that things are possible. thank you so much
I haven't said this to another human being in a long time but: I love you! I find your whole serie on business for artists not just useful but also down to earth and super engaging. Thanks a lot for taking the time and putting it out there for us.
Very intriguing. You just described me, but I have always considered myself as an extrovert, not an introvert. Though it is true, my significant other is the introvert of introverts, and I enjoy spending more and more time in the quiet now, more than ever before. As if I turned from an extrovet to an introvert trough the years.
Bumped into your video here: Now subscribed - great, insightful information. Really opened up my eyes to ideas I've overlooked; I work in the Music Industry. Many thanks.......!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this Video Extremely Inspiring. I recognize myself through the Introverted Artist and there is 2 Business Idea that has high chance to work for me. I feel that is a lot 2/5, I'm so excited to work on myself cause I have several Ideas and I know myself. THANK YOU and GOOD CONTINUATION!
The extrovert then would have less motivation, it was said that introverts are driven to pursuits on their own. The work stamina would be higher for the introvert - all else equal
That's like saying both men and women are perfectly capable of being doctors equally, which is true. Nevertheless, women are the majority in medical and nursing schools. Same deal with introverts in this kind of work. It's not about ability. It's about aptitude.
@@Starbat88 Yes it is about ability, as well as aptitude - how can you ignore ability? And there are still more male doctors but more female nurses, but enough of that. In any case don't build up excuses on how you can't do something unless you actually want to be useless, imagination is more powerful than people imagine
@@PedroJEgea Not ignoring ability. Obviously ability is important. I just meant, all things being Equal, as you yourself said, aptitude makes the difference.
They usually need each other for a better balance. Introverts are fine quietly working and can tap in on occasion if they have questions or for formulating ideas/perspectives which benefits them from extroverts. Extroverts feel better/get an energy boost when someone is there in the work environment-even if they are quiet.
Would you make a video type tutorial on how to speak or how to feel confident on speaking for add the audio for videos? I'm an introvert like you and I just started my channel on TH-cam. But is getting hard for me to record my voice either I don't feel confident, comfortable with my speaking and voice. I think a lot of people have the same dilemma. Thanks for the video. Like your way of teaching.
I have the same issue as i'm also working on starting a channel on youtube. If feel like the best way is to try to be natural, and to say directly in the video that you don't really feel confident and you are a bit afraid but you gonna try to improve overtime. It's what i'm planning to do. It's ok to not be perfect and a bit messy at a start of a youtube channel, that's a journey. I'm currently writing my first video to introduce my channel and i say that " i'm a bit afraid, talking alone in the mic is a bit weird and looking at that black objectif in the camera is not really intuitive, i guess i will get used to it .... etc ". Good luck to you !
@@7gaggo Yes!! Is really hard. I had to record what I wrote like 8 times to try to feel comfortable and not sound like a Robot. Also, English is not my first language, it's Spanish. So it's even harder. I have the video almost done and I'm still not confident about it. Good luck to you too. Let me know what's your Channels name to go and subscribe. Mine is "Draw With Me".
@@FireJach That makes seens. I have given classes as a Military instructor. So, imagening myself as giving the class to a classroom of 8 to 10 people will help me. Thanks for reminding me that.
@@neftalyroman3654 i'm french and my channel would be in french. There is enough informations in english already and a lot of french people could benefit if i talk in french. I suggest you to do the same in your language, but you can do watever you want. you'll be more comfortable talking in your language. Your people need you. Most of the gods of the industry are already talking in english, if you can do better go for it. But there's a lot of spanish people who need to hear you.
I don't speak English but this video was so good that it encouraged me to read the subtitles, and it is the first video in English that I see in full on TH-cam, so thank you for your efforts, I loved the video.
Unrelated comment here but, I'm wondering which music used for 13:18? I believe I've heard it years before but I can't seem to remember the title of it.
I didn't come here after cancelling plans with my friends. My one friend lives on the other side of the planet, so it's a bit hard to make plans and then cancel them xD
I have a hard time being able to actually force myself to make art. ADHD and depression just sap all motivation. However, when I *do*, I won't stop until the piece is finished, no matter how long that takes. Which drains me from going back shortly after and working again, cause of burnout. I don't suppose you'd have advice for someone in my situation? Cause I'd love to live off of my art. I just dunno how to start and to keep going.
I just cant get over the hump of "I'm not good enough." It almost feels like you have to look/draw a specific type of way to even break into the algorithm. If you're not good looking or follow certain quirky trends you're out of luck.
You make really educational content and I appreciate you taking the time out to educate and inform artists, like myself, on how to become successful…I’m subscribing to you Thank you
Personally me as an introvert has found that people around me never know that there's was a thing like introvert. And if they knew, the literally think too highly of us. I indeed is better in something in comparison to extroverts but there's things too that I totally sucks at in comparison to them. I would just like to say extroverts that don't pity us if we don't talk too much and think we're alone something... It's just how we're made :D
So as an introvert I don’t have to speak to no one, and I could get paid. I’m also an introvert trying to get out their but, I’m not sure how to get out of my shell, to post anything or do live streaming I say I’m gonna do streaming but nothing happens and one day I like to do voice over like this video any advice would really be appreciated
How to get back your interest in art? I do love art like drawing and crafting but as time goes by... I don’t feel like doing it anymore but still enjoy looking out people’s art and getting mesmerised at the beautiful art piece. Any tip???
I would say find your motivation Why would you do art? Why do you want to do it? Just question yourself whether you want to do it or not.thats my opinion
On the topic of affiliate marketing, if someone comes to you offering to advertise your work( whether that is a course you made, or art tools, etc) for a commission every time that thing sells, take it! It's free publicity and a way to get more eyes on your stuff; not everyone knows your work. I used to reach out to artists for this and was very surprised at the number of artists that declined or sometimes were offended by the idea. If someone comes to me offering to advertise my stuff and they only make money from each sale( they only make money if I make money) I will say yes to that every time.
@@mizlao7122 I recommend watching some videos on how it works. No, there is no payment. The person who advertises your product gets paid a percentage each time that product sells through that person's affiliate links
I actually happen to jump to this by accident. but somehow your intro captive me. it's like talking to me. So i Have no choice to comeback to listen. thank you kind sir.
Maybe it's just me, but being introverted is not the problem. Being socially awkward and not outgoing can be difficult, though. We live in a world where it has become way easier to avoid confrontations. That resulted in a lot of people calling themselves “introverted”, although they are just shy. If you try hard enough, you can grow out of your shyness and become more sociable.
Me, shy as fuck, never even posted a selfie in my entire life, broke artist searching for tips to make money as an artist: "Become a youtuber artist!!" I'm dying internally
This video was helpful! + (Just a tiny remark, this video would have been better if you lowered the volume of the background music or removed it.. it's too distracting)
I don't think I'm a introvert, I'm just a extrovert that realized one year into a retail job,, im not as much of a extrovert as I thought i was. Love meeting new people, love learning new things, but God didn't call me to be a people person, and my head doesn't work with sentences coming out of my mouth in the correct ways of english. I'll meet ya, I'll say hello, but then I just sorta, bow my head, look at the ground and walk away. Not an introvert, but also not fit for retail 😂 thank you for the tips!
Thank you for this video I've been having a really ruff week with home stuff being the issue mainly the fact that there's no understanding or comprehension this video was nice and settling because I can see now that there are people who do or can understand. Thank you also 1 other idea I know of is being a product developer (Inventor) I struggled finding a purpose for my art and after a lot of thought I come to the conclusion that was my path to follow however even after I come up with the idea had spent the money to have a patent research and overview off it done I still need more money to actually bring it to the market sadly you need a lot of money to make money 😓
"unique cusrtomized products will always have a market..." I'm a realism artist (also an introvert) and most at times I don't even consider myself an artist because I what realism entails is just copying the picture pixel for pixel. I don't have any unique offering and it's demoralizing tbh. I'm trying to go into more stylized stuff, and probably 3d art now but I'm a perfectionist so failing at the first few attempts doesn't feel like an option :(
Well, people like Rafa Grasseti and Daniel Bel seems to always being working, and they're not in the stylized kind of characters. Maybe focusing in what you're good instead? Realism takes a perfectionist mindset to do each little detail, where stylized artists are more direct/minimalist.
@@oneutch4048 I just checked out their Instagram pages That is what i want to achieve...realism with a touch of style; something like that at least. My current situation is that I copy pictures...that's not art is it? I don't have anything UNIQUE. Something that someone might want to pay for. Do you understand my perspective?
@@oneutch4048 But i appreciate you. You're Telling me to continue working on something that i am already proficient at. But it's so boring to keep doing what i do. Nothing changes in every artwork. Just the same old process. Have i tried to add different things? Yes I have, but it just never fits in.
@@Sughnen Look the artstation of that artists I mentioned in my last post, they evolved a lot, for example one of Grasetti's last project (the god of war one) certainly stands out from all of his works, I don't know, maybe that inspires you.
@@Sughnen I understood, actually I'm in a similar spot, something that has helped me is to introspect and really appreciate what I do, having an understanding of proportions and anatomy is not easy, nor something that anyone can do without much practice. Now I am doing a challenge where I copy pictures but changing poses, which requires understanding how muscles work and how clothing, for example, adapts to these changes.
7:24 No, NOO!!! Why is this random scribble worth more than all the illustrations on artstation combined? That's the thing about art though, it worth as much as people are willing to buy it, but man some people either have poor taste, or are suckers for abstract art
I'm a introvert and I can't research what to do and I'm in South Africa so I'm lost here because some of the things you are talking about is new to me 😔😔😔
I'm an extreme introvert and I'm not empathetic or calm at all. I actually have a lot of trouble understanding what people like or want. When people describe things to me I can't really picture how it would look or what they mean. If you're introverted, but also low in the traits of consciousness and agreeableness and high in neuroticism, I guess you would have to stick to product only? I imagine if you're making art you're probably high in openness.
I started sharing my art on social media at an early age. I've been doing it for 4 years now, but still get really little attention on my profile. I've wanted to start with commissions for a long time, but with so few followers it's not worth it. :')
I’m also trying and seems like I found a way you need to make 2-3 reels, shorts and Tik-Tok and upload it on all of these platforms and using the trending music. Shorts seems like the best option to get people attention these days. And promoting the posts is really important nowadays I don’t want to spend money but I have to if I want to increase my followers that’s just how social media works. And use the same username for all platforms and give the link of all platforms in the bio. I didn’t tried it myself yet but I will do it today let’s see if it actually works or not.
This is why I lose time. I enjoy the projects I want to do, I keep going until I get a big alarm by the body telling me I need to pee or eat or I notice a change in weather or light. I think this video is very helpful, because this does help an introvert see the paths career wise. I used to hear older people who were extroverts, tell me not to make a career out of my passions I want to retain. I am not sure, but from you, it seems like it might not pertain to introverts? Either way I should try to make a career out of a passion because it seems like it may actually work out.
How talk confidently while making a video? Is there certain things to in mind while talking that makes other people want to listen to you? Take yourself for an example, your voice is so calm smooth that i can listen to your videos for a very long time, when i listen my voice back i just want to stop right away
@@StylizedStation i dunno man, my voice sounds very rough, if you look at one of my videos you'll understand, my voice did improved but its still rough
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Bless you
Thank you 🙏
Thank you, I'm not at all introverted I just wanted to know about the business ideas
Not all heroes wear capes
what a fucking long intro.
If you do furry commissions you're basically never going to be broke.
it is like selling your soul though, I've been doing it for 3 years sucessfully and am trying to find a way out.
@@definitelynotnick2454 teach me master, maybe I can relieve you of this burden.
Will it cover therapy tho?
But it will come at a cost...a terrible one
funnily enough this is not true at all
It's like you're talking directly to me.
Maybe I am Joe 👀
@@StylizedStationhe's talking to joe mama
@Flixyfy hmm whats ligma??? 🤔🤔
@Flixyfy No
@@najatski ligma balls👍
I hate when people think “oh he don’t talk a lot, must be shy” when in reality the only reason we don’t talk is because most of the time theres no reason to add some useless piece of information to the conversation and were also very aware of what we say
As a freelance addition I would suggest making art assets or asset packs for games.
Making games becomes increasingly easier by the year, while game art asset market growth doesn't seem to match .
Watching how many "asset flip" games pop up all the time, it seems like the demand for art assets is all time high. If you can put time into making complete asset pack, be it 2d, 3d, animations or music, you might just hit the spot for some starting game developers who want to make games without bothering with art.
Personally I see way too much "Polygon" assets in games and would like it to broaden a bit.
What's your personal website?
oooff, I've been thinking of doing exactly this, haven't seen that many AA quality asset packs and I could probably slap a 20-40 piece pack together in less than a week.
This is true. I’d suggest picking a game genre you’d like to make assets for and actually make a basic game in that genre with your custom assets. That way you can better understand the needs of the developer. And keep your product selling long term
@@codeninja100 I've been developing games, modelling, texturing animating etc. for roughly 7 years now. I'm helping others on reddit and discord but I just never publish anything myself. I've got a pretty good understanding about the needs.
What hindering me is where i can marketing my art, and actually how much is my art work.
- "Are you watching this video after cancelling plans to go out with your friends?"
- What friends?...
I've been a freelance artist over the past 5 years and worked with a slew of awesome clients/ projects. It's not an easy venture and sure does require A LOT of patience, especially for working outside the comfort zone, but looking back on the progress and seeing inevitable improvement is an amazing thing to behold.
The freedom to choose your path is set by your own intuitions and motivational endeavors :)
When I watch this stuff I feel so helpless. Its always "you dont need people skill for that, you dont have to be that good to reach this, you dont need tons of followers for that" but honestly I feel like I do. I never know where to start from and I feel like I'm not putting enough time into improving my art, it feels like theres always something missing or something keeping me from progressing and that makes me feel like ill always be needing a hand leading me around. Ive bet let down quite a lot when i attempt to do something involving my social media followers for example, theres mostly no answer and it feels hopeless tp try commissions in that case. Another big issue might be that this made me lose a lot of confidence in my skill, Ive never been a very confident person and it breaks easily.
Same for me.
Exact same situation. It sucks
Same same, that's why I don't like these types of videos, it's easy to say "you're an introvert but you still can do this and this, it's super easy!!!!" is it though? In my experience trying to do commissions (and failing), you DO need a following, you do need to be extroverted or else people won't engage with you on social media, even if you're selling things online you still need a following so you can succesfully sell things instead of having to wait years for someone to notice your products. And this makes us doubt our artistic capacities because no one wants our art ):
@@jeziga171 and that's why I'm going to uni, so I can get a job in Art that will support me at least a bit. Maybe someday I'll be lucky and make a following big enough for this, still it's pretty depressing
Exactly this. I hate it when these videos come in with the idea to sell to the average artist that they too can "make it" when we all know Reality doesnt work like this.
Really, whats going on here is that these people are making these type of videos to appeal to a bigger audience by targeting specific communities within general ones in order to "accomadate" their needs and respond to them, when in reality, theyre just trying to find another way to gain more subscribers and more people behind their following.
Now im not saying that they do this effortlessly without any real intention, quite the opposite actually, maybe this guy has good intentions of trying to get us introverts to gain more following and more success with these business ideas, but if history is anything to go by, we can all relate when we say that it really hasnt done anything for us at all...
They might be helping, but without a proper plan and a proper starting point all of this "helpful" information gets thrown out of the window when theres no proper foundation to kickstart it. Which is something most of these videos dont talk about at all...
Its mostly just "i did this, it worked for me, so it might work you"
And to absolutely no ones surprise, it doesnt apply 95% of the time for the people here who watched this.
Kind of a sad reality but yeah..
I feel like you're spending more time trying to sell me on the idea that "I can do it" then actually helping. It feels like you're here to sell products first and foremost and that you denounce the actual difficulties of being an artist in a world where art is over saturated and the majority of companies rely on cheap labour from other countries and other exploitable ventures.
Spot on. Art/illustration these days is super competitive, and even the best artists get drowned out in all the noise. So why would a company pay a pro a reasonable rate when Joe schmo across the globe is only charging $5 and a thumbs up for a character design?
That's how he gets subscribers who are insecure and stressed out about this. They fall down the rabbit hole and try to absorb so much information in the hope they'll find the secret to success
Yeah, it's pretty sneaky, and immoral.
I found your channel when I needed it the most. I can't find words to describe how thankful I am for this.. I need to take back the life I once had. You gave me the inspiration and courage I lacked. Thank you
SS: Are you watching this video after cancelling plans to go out with your friends?
Heh... friends... right. Definitely.
I feel you
Heh, Same here :)
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@@Mortom83 lmaooo
My biggest challenge is the business side of things, whether it's marketing myself, knowing what products to make or what will sell, or knowing what to price my work at, etc.
It's great timing I saw this. The wheels in my head have started to turn, and I don't feel so bad now.
I needed this video because I am trying to avoid job interview conversations with all my soul
Thanks for this video! I think I had heard a lot of them before, but I really like how you put them in context for introverts. It makes it feel much more achievable for someone in the beginning stages :)
I just wanna say your mentions of sources is just astounding. Every picture, every video, including that pretty thumbnail art.
This video provides an angle i hadnt thought of a couple in fact. Didnt know i needed this
Thank you so much for finding so much value in introverts, it was something i needed to hear ❤
You have no idea how much this video speaks to me. I have gotten a lot of value from this and, I’ll be sure to utilize every bit of what I have learnt. THANKS
if you don't wanna get baited, this video is 5 minutes of stroking introverted ppl's ego, followed by "comissions, freelance, teach or be a marketer"
you should be an architect of the new world in the davos forum. I think introverts ll get our comeback in the metaverse
.... o_o
Seriously, finding people ready to buy you stuff is not easy.
It's hard. And it's definitely not about determination, but about luck.
You definitely need to draw at leat attention on your work if you want anyone to notice that it exist and if you want to make a business out of it. And you will definitely need more than one custumer.
I'm living de real hard time for years cause I don't success in finding people who could like what I do. It doesn't work for me. I'm working for more than 10 years, so seriously don't talk about determination, when it's definitely not the key.
He's trying to sell us on a dream instead of being honest.
Yeah unfortunately it's alot about luck, and also you need to gather some sort of following first. I think the only easy way to do that is making art related to fandoms.
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I'm so glad I found your channel I've been struggling to start social media and showing art because I think it's not good enough. but you're inspiring me that things are possible. thank you so much
You can do it!
I haven't said this to another human being in a long time but: I love you!
I find your whole serie on business for artists not just useful but also down to earth and super engaging. Thanks a lot for taking the time and putting it out there for us.
Very intriguing. You just described me, but I have always considered myself as an extrovert, not an introvert. Though it is true, my significant other is the introvert of introverts, and I enjoy spending more and more time in the quiet now, more than ever before. As if I turned from an extrovet to an introvert trough the years.
INFP-A artist here... thanks for the more insights! :))
unbelieveable how a game from this age surpasses many games in detail today
Holy crap I did not expect to see myself on here, even for a split second!
I never comment that much but I seriously love all your videos!!!!
I loved your pieces for TOG on the subreddit, good work!
Bumped into your video here: Now subscribed - great, insightful information. Really opened up my eyes to ideas I've overlooked; I work in the Music Industry. Many thanks.......!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this Video Extremely Inspiring. I recognize myself through the Introverted Artist and there is 2 Business Idea that has high chance to work for me. I feel that is a lot 2/5, I'm so excited to work on myself cause I have several Ideas and I know myself.
THANK YOU and GOOD CONTINUATION!
Thnx 4 da cool insight👊
Your content has really helped me get a nice semblance of direction to my goals. Much appreciate it man! You have no idea how much this helps
As an introvert Im gonna say - all that stuff sounds like something an extrovert would be perfectly able to do, just without the social handicaps.
The extrovert then would have less motivation, it was said that introverts are driven to pursuits on their own. The work stamina would be higher for the introvert - all else equal
That's like saying both men and women are perfectly capable of being doctors equally, which is true. Nevertheless, women are the majority in medical and nursing schools.
Same deal with introverts in this kind of work. It's not about ability. It's about aptitude.
@@Starbat88 Yes it is about ability, as well as aptitude - how can you ignore ability? And there are still more male doctors but more female nurses, but enough of that.
In any case don't build up excuses on how you can't do something unless you actually want to be useless, imagination is more powerful than people imagine
@@PedroJEgea Not ignoring ability. Obviously ability is important. I just meant, all things being Equal, as you yourself said, aptitude makes the difference.
They usually need each other for a better balance. Introverts are fine quietly working and can tap in on occasion if they have questions or for formulating ideas/perspectives which benefits them from extroverts. Extroverts feel better/get an energy boost when someone is there in the work environment-even if they are quiet.
omg the pokemon game song (12:44) 😍😍🥰
This gives me hope.
I always hear meagalovania in the background music👀
Dude , such a talent at motivating artist , i really like you videos man , hope you'll make more of them :)
Would you make a video type tutorial on how to speak or how to feel confident on speaking for add the audio for videos? I'm an introvert like you and I just started my channel on TH-cam. But is getting hard for me to record my voice either I don't feel confident, comfortable with my speaking and voice. I think a lot of people have the same dilemma. Thanks for the video. Like your way of teaching.
I have the same issue as i'm also working on starting a channel on youtube. If feel like the best way is to try to be natural, and to say directly in the video that you don't really feel confident and you are a bit afraid but you gonna try to improve overtime. It's what i'm planning to do. It's ok to not be perfect and a bit messy at a start of a youtube channel, that's a journey. I'm currently writing my first video to introduce my channel and i say that " i'm a bit afraid, talking alone in the mic is a bit weird and looking at that black objectif in the camera is not really intuitive, i guess i will get used to it .... etc ". Good luck to you !
Don't focus on your voice. It would be easier if you imagined your audience is listening to you in real time
@@7gaggo Yes!! Is really hard. I had to record what I wrote like 8 times to try to feel comfortable and not sound like a Robot. Also, English is not my first language, it's Spanish. So it's even harder. I have the video almost done and I'm still not confident about it. Good luck to you too. Let me know what's your Channels name to go and subscribe. Mine is "Draw With Me".
@@FireJach That makes seens. I have given classes as a Military instructor. So, imagening myself as giving the class to a classroom of 8 to 10 people will help me. Thanks for reminding me that.
@@neftalyroman3654 i'm french and my channel would be in french. There is enough informations in english already and a lot of french people could benefit if i talk in french. I suggest you to do the same in your language, but you can do watever you want. you'll be more comfortable talking in your language. Your people need you. Most of the gods of the industry are already talking in english, if you can do better go for it. But there's a lot of spanish people who need to hear you.
I don't speak English but this video was so good that it encouraged me to read the subtitles, and it is the first video in English that I see in full on TH-cam, so thank you for your efforts, I loved the video.
Never expected such a great video to show up in my recommended. Sub
Unrelated comment here but, I'm wondering which music used for 13:18? I believe I've heard it years before but I can't seem to remember the title of it.
I didn't come here after cancelling plans with my friends. My one friend lives on the other side of the planet, so it's a bit hard to make plans and then cancel them xD
Thumbnail art is by Zeronis. You should really credit people whose art you put in the thumbnail in the description at least.
Well it is in the description as of now. Wasn't it there before?
@@JdotCarver Yeah I added it in later.
I clicked when i see zeronis art 😂😊😊
I listen to people like an introvert and miss the details of the conversation like an extrovert.
Ty for the reassurance ur awesome
I have a hard time being able to actually force myself to make art.
ADHD and depression just sap all motivation. However, when I *do*, I won't stop until the piece is finished, no matter how long that takes. Which drains me from going back shortly after and working again, cause of burnout.
I don't suppose you'd have advice for someone in my situation? Cause I'd love to live off of my art. I just dunno how to start and to keep going.
I just cant get over the hump of "I'm not good enough." It almost feels like you have to look/draw a specific type of way to even break into the algorithm. If you're not good looking or follow certain quirky trends you're out of luck.
cool man, I really appreciate these videos a whole lot, many thanks and best wishes to you man ^^
As an introvert .thank you for this video! 😁
The 7th word got me clicking, and ended up hearing a Lofi Megalovania.
You make really educational content and I appreciate you taking the time out to educate and inform artists, like myself, on how to become successful…I’m subscribing to you
Thank you
Bro your B-shot vids are cool and entertaining ngl
Personally me as an introvert has found that people around me never know that there's was a thing like introvert. And if they knew, the literally think too highly of us. I indeed is better in something in comparison to extroverts but there's things too that I totally sucks at in comparison to them. I would just like to say extroverts that don't pity us if we don't talk too much and think we're alone something... It's just how we're made :D
Thank you for sharing these insights! I needed a boost and this helped a bunch. I was second guessing what would be best for me to do 😭😁
So as an introvert I don’t have to speak to no one, and I could get paid. I’m also an introvert trying to get out their but, I’m not sure how to get out of my shell, to post anything or do live streaming I say I’m gonna do streaming but nothing happens and one day I like to do voice over like this video any advice would really be appreciated
How to get back your interest in art? I do love art like drawing and crafting but as time goes by... I don’t feel like doing it anymore but still enjoy looking out people’s art and getting mesmerised at the beautiful art piece. Any tip???
I would say find your motivation
Why would you do art?
Why do you want to do it?
Just question yourself whether you want to do it or not.thats my opinion
Thank you🙇🏻♀️
Preach brother……. Preach ❤️
4:40 now that looks beautiful
I really needed to hear this
On the topic of affiliate marketing, if someone comes to you offering to advertise your work( whether that is a course you made, or art tools, etc) for a commission every time that thing sells, take it! It's free publicity and a way to get more eyes on your stuff; not everyone knows your work. I used to reach out to artists for this and was very surprised at the number of artists that declined or sometimes were offended by the idea. If someone comes to me offering to advertise my stuff and they only make money from each sale( they only make money if I make money) I will say yes to that every time.
Do you still do affiliate marketing tho? I want to start selling art
@@mizlao7122 Yes
@@3dextrude do I have to pay upfront or how does this work?🤔
@@mizlao7122 I recommend watching some videos on how it works. No, there is no payment. The person who advertises your product gets paid a percentage each time that product sells through that person's affiliate links
Thank you 💙💚💙💚 for this video .
Believe you can succeeed. A dozen years after school trying to still believe that.
I actually happen to jump to this by accident. but somehow your intro captive me. it's like talking to me. So i Have no choice to comeback to listen. thank you kind sir.
wish there was youtube and this information when I was a teen.
Very helpful, I'm introvert too but it helped me alot
Very inspiring, thanks man!
Thanks for sharing. I am also an introvert and artist.
Maybe it's just me, but being introverted is not the problem. Being socially awkward and not outgoing can be difficult, though. We live in a world where it has become way easier to avoid confrontations. That resulted in a lot of people calling themselves “introverted”, although they are just shy. If you try hard enough, you can grow out of your shyness and become more sociable.
Me, shy as fuck, never even posted a selfie in my entire life, broke artist searching for tips to make money as an artist:
"Become a youtuber artist!!"
I'm dying internally
This video was helpful!
+ (Just a tiny remark, this video would have been better if you lowered the volume of the background music or removed it.. it's too distracting)
Pokemon soundtrack is so calming
I don't think I'm a introvert, I'm just a extrovert that realized one year into a retail job,, im not as much of a extrovert as I thought i was. Love meeting new people, love learning new things, but God didn't call me to be a people person, and my head doesn't work with sentences coming out of my mouth in the correct ways of english. I'll meet ya, I'll say hello, but then I just sorta, bow my head, look at the ground and walk away. Not an introvert, but also not fit for retail 😂 thank you for the tips!
Love these ideas!
It's been years I heard Littleroot Town theme from Pokemon Emerald feels very nostalgia
Very useful info! Much appreciated
5:54 YESYESYES SKYYY AAAAA
Music used?
Thank you for this video I've been having a really ruff week with home stuff being the issue mainly the fact that there's no understanding or comprehension this video was nice and settling because I can see now that there are people who do or can understand. Thank you also 1 other idea I know of is being a product developer (Inventor) I struggled finding a purpose for my art and after a lot of thought I come to the conclusion that was my path to follow however even after I come up with the idea had spent the money to have a patent research and overview off it done I still need more money to actually bring it to the market sadly you need a lot of money to make money 😓
IF it weren't for the new art AI this would be perfect for so many people
"unique cusrtomized products will always have a market..."
I'm a realism artist (also an introvert) and most at times I don't even consider myself an artist because I what realism entails is just copying the picture pixel for pixel. I don't have any unique offering and it's demoralizing tbh. I'm trying to go into more stylized stuff, and probably 3d art now but I'm a perfectionist so failing at the first few attempts doesn't feel like an option :(
Well, people like Rafa Grasseti and Daniel Bel seems to always being working, and they're not in the stylized kind of characters.
Maybe focusing in what you're good instead? Realism takes a perfectionist mindset to do each little detail, where stylized artists are more direct/minimalist.
@@oneutch4048 I just checked out their Instagram pages
That is what i want to achieve...realism with a touch of style; something like that at least. My current situation is that I copy pictures...that's not art is it? I don't have anything UNIQUE. Something that someone might want to pay for. Do you understand my perspective?
@@oneutch4048 But i appreciate you. You're Telling me to continue working on something that i am already proficient at. But it's so boring to keep doing what i do. Nothing changes in every artwork. Just the same old process. Have i tried to add different things? Yes I have, but it just never fits in.
@@Sughnen Look the artstation of that artists I mentioned in my last post, they evolved a lot, for example one of Grasetti's last project (the god of war one) certainly stands out from all of his works, I don't know, maybe that inspires you.
@@Sughnen I understood, actually I'm in a similar spot, something that has helped me is to introspect and really appreciate what I do, having an understanding of proportions and anatomy is not easy, nor something that anyone can do without much practice.
Now I am doing a challenge where I copy pictures but changing poses, which requires understanding how muscles work and how clothing, for example, adapts to these changes.
My time to shine.
Are there any specific websites you'd recommend for where to license artwork that I've done?
7:24 No, NOO!!! Why is this random scribble worth more than all the illustrations on artstation combined? That's the thing about art though, it worth as much as people are willing to buy it, but man some people either have poor taste, or are suckers for abstract art
I'm a introvert and I can't research what to do and I'm in South Africa so I'm lost here because some of the things you are talking about is new to me 😔😔😔
I'm a extrovert and this is on my fyp :')
Thanks for the video :)
I may be wrong about this, but you showed up with 5 business ideas, not 7.
Whoops, you're right. Thanks!!
I'm an extreme introvert and I'm not empathetic or calm at all. I actually have a lot of trouble understanding what people like or want. When people describe things to me I can't really picture how it would look or what they mean.
If you're introverted, but also low in the traits of consciousness and agreeableness and high in neuroticism, I guess you would have to stick to product only?
I imagine if you're making art you're probably high in openness.
I started sharing my art on social media at an early age. I've been doing it for 4 years now, but still get really little attention on my profile. I've wanted to start with commissions for a long time, but with so few followers it's not worth it. :')
Can I know your instagram id?
I’m also trying and seems like I found a way you need to make 2-3 reels, shorts and Tik-Tok and upload it on all of these platforms and using the trending music. Shorts seems like the best option to get people attention these days. And promoting the posts is really important nowadays I don’t want to spend money but I have to if I want to increase my followers that’s just how social media works. And use the same username for all platforms and give the link of all platforms in the bio.
I didn’t tried it myself yet but I will do it today let’s see if it actually works or not.
Isn't that art by zeronis???
It's like you know me so well.
4:30 oh nice background music btw
reminds me of someone who gave me a bad time...
Donkey Kong Country music...fuck yeah!
This is why I lose time. I enjoy the projects I want to do, I keep going until I get a big alarm by the body telling me I need to pee or eat or I notice a change in weather or light. I think this video is very helpful, because this does help an introvert see the paths career wise. I used to hear older people who were extroverts, tell me not to make a career out of my passions I want to retain. I am not sure, but from you, it seems like it might not pertain to introverts? Either way I should try to make a career out of a passion because it seems like it may actually work out.
What is the name of the song at 12:45?
Don't know the name but it is from Pokemon Emerald "Littleroot Town theme"
Name of the pokemon remix at 13.40?😩
Have you asked Zeronis if you can use his art in your video?
How talk confidently while making a video? Is there certain things to in mind while talking that makes other people want to listen to you? Take yourself for an example, your voice is so calm smooth that i can listen to your videos for a very long time, when i listen my voice back i just want to stop right away
I hate listening to my own voice too. Confidence comes with practice - my first videos were terrible :D
@@StylizedStation i dunno man, my voice sounds very rough, if you look at one of my videos you'll understand, my voice did improved but its still rough
i feel like they're all good ideas but realistically i don't think i am good enough or have enough skills for any of these
Half of these ideas didn't work for me and the others don't fit me/my business ....