TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Rage Against the Machines… Tonight!
Join us tonight, right here, for a free livestream in which Justin Gerard will present a short talk on the rapidly changing state of illustration. If you're a young artist whose been fretting over AI and Algorithms, and wondering if more established artists are also worried and if so, what they're doing about it, then this lecture is for you. We will be fielding audience questions live from Youtube the whole time. So tune in…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Stepping Stones
June 26, 2024 - A wise art teacher gave me a piece of advice that I’ve never forgotten, and I want to pass it on to you. I had left my job as a math teacher to go back to school and learn about illustration…but after about one semester of steady progress, I hit a flat spot and I started really struggling in my drawing classes. I felt like I was going backwards, and it seemed obvious that I was doing worse every day. I told the teacher I thought I’d lost something and was that I was considering the possibility that I had made a huge mistake. She told me that these phases of struggle happen to everyone at some point- and that when they do, you should “get down on your knees and be thankful”l because the…
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