Creative Practice; 10 Qs
How did I get on this illustration course?
I don't feel deserving of my place here purely because I'm not brilliant at drawing. I like to think I have good ideas when it comes to making images, but drawing is a fundamental attribute to being a great illustrator.
Am I ready to develop my own aesthetic in terms of illustration?
I'm really enjoying the freedom of experimentation within my current practice, I wonder if I'll ever be ready to commit to a 'style'. I think the answer is that I haven't developed an aesthetic through practice thoroughly enough, hopefully it will happen however.
How much money should I spend on my practice?
As much as I am willing, I'd imagine. I'm not stupid and know that my life goes beyond studying illustration, but it is a pretty big deal. Whenever I can spare a few quid, I should use it to build up my collection of materials/media, in turn improving my practice.
What should I buy?
How much money should I spend on my practice?
As much as I am willing, I'd imagine. I'm not stupid and know that my life goes beyond studying illustration, but it is a pretty big deal. Whenever I can spare a few quid, I should use it to build up my collection of materials/media, in turn improving my practice.
What should I buy?
Materials I'm familiar with, materials that are alien to me, build up a range of colours, pens, books. If I'm serious about this, this should be a lifetime's worth of things needed for becoming successful.
How do I pass PPP?
I think I just having to be continuously blogging, criticising myself, finding things that influence me to go into certain directions.
Can I become a Photoshop pro?
Even after the photoshop tutorials, I'm still at a loss with digital illustration. I suppose I just have to practice and hopefully my skills will just improve. I've already learnt about levels and how these are important. I might never become pro, but I might just become good.
What if I decide I don't want to be an illustrator when I leave this course?
I suppose this is a bridge I'll have to cross when I come to it. I have no idea what I want to do for the rest of my life now, so whats to say I don't feel like that in a couple years? I just have to have faith i the course that it will give me direction.
How do I pass PPP?
I think I just having to be continuously blogging, criticising myself, finding things that influence me to go into certain directions.
Can I become a Photoshop pro?
Even after the photoshop tutorials, I'm still at a loss with digital illustration. I suppose I just have to practice and hopefully my skills will just improve. I've already learnt about levels and how these are important. I might never become pro, but I might just become good.
What if I decide I don't want to be an illustrator when I leave this course?
I suppose this is a bridge I'll have to cross when I come to it. I have no idea what I want to do for the rest of my life now, so whats to say I don't feel like that in a couple years? I just have to have faith i the course that it will give me direction.
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