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@@krisrants717 Really? You sound like an expert. Lol. What is the whole point why people use alcohol markers?

@@goofy50 I'm not an engineer. So I can't really answer that very competently. I think you're asking the wrong person, and you won't get an accurate answer here. You should be more mindful of who you ask... Or you could get misled. That being said might just general opinion and thoughts are that in engineering there's not a lot of creative work that you do. I guess it's competitive, but from what I've seen as long as you know like Revit, BIM software and are fairly competent, you'll be able to get a job. As an engineer just doing what they tell you to do. You don't really have any creative decision making. That's just from my standpoint as a artist/ designer. But dude look up some more engineering theme park channels or something. Any answer I give has a huge margin of error.

@ I see thanks for the input. Just going around doing my own research but really appreciate that. Have a good one man.

@@goofy50 No problem. Sorry if that was a bit harsh. With art, you can make a bad design, and maybe some people with complain. With engineering, you can bad a bad design, and people will die and fall off of the roller coaster. And you will be sued out of oblivion. So be precise and intentional with your decisions. :)

@@lara-ce2kg thanks 🙏

@@animalplushworld100 yeah a lot of these companies literally have an email on their website. Outside of the big companies like universal and Disney, there is a page on the website that says "careers" and has the contact information.

@MrChrisArtStudio ok thanks

@@justanotheruser2611 thank you so much! Yeah too bad I don't have more views. But I appreciate the support!!! 😊😊😊

thank you so much!!! yes i need your help so more people can see my channel!

Me= shadow banned? Lol. Thank you. Thank you. :)

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haha thank you Odincraft! Maybe the Evil Artist could be another Halloween costume!

thanks!

Hi - do you want to contact the companies to work for them? Or you want them to design your theme park ideas?

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😄

@@madamebutterfly6470 yeah if ohuhu just fixed their grayscale intervals, they would be a perfect set!

You can look into architecture or theater. Those are more creative but will still give you practical knowledge to help design theme park rides. check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/eS5qu1bSh8I/v-deo.html

@@AudreyMaina-l1x thank you Hope it helps!! 😊

@@jessesilas1427 no problem!! Thanks for the engagement! 🙂

Oh I covered those options in the video! :) Go watch it.

@@dereksextonart thanks glad you liked the video!!

@@NDRS96 yeah I think FZD is closed for now. There's an entertainment design school in Singapore that employs the former head instructor at FZD. I can't recommend or not recommend it because I don't have any friends who have gone through there. But you can look it up and check out to see if it works for you.

@@MrChrisArtStudio Thank you very much ! What is the name of the school? Also , do you know any other schools that offer same services (1 year of intense learning ) that are worth it in the US or anywhere else ? I am also looking for a more Fine art oriented path. Sorry for long answer but choices are infinite and making the right choice feels impossible .

@@NDRS96 it's called Mages Art. To me it seemed like a younger version of FZD taught by its students - who have fewer years of teaching experience. mages.edu.sg/program/art/entertainment-design-diploma/ if you are looking for fine art - you should check out Watts Atelier. Fine Art is a totally different career from entertainment design. Take 1-2 classes. Invest $1000-$2000 and then make the decision. You don't have to commit right away.

@@MrChrisArtStudio Thank you very much once again . I am researching a lot right now , Thank you for your help , I could really ask questions all day long but this isn't reddit haha . Take care!

@@NDRS96 Hey yeah no worries man! Feel free to leave comments here if you have more questions. It's probably good for the algorithm!

@@jcole2249 if you want to do set design then just major in set design. :) Your major probably would be theater with a specialization in set design.

@@MrChrisArtStudio Thanks man, I’m in highschool and I’m doing 4 years of art classes and pretty invested. Should I be doing theater set design in school?

@@jcole2249 yeah absolutely. art classes alone aren't going to cut it. you def should be doing set design. real world stuff. make it. learning carpentry and set painting and stuff. be in real theatrical productions and stuff. work in a team.

@@MrChrisArtStudio Thanks man, I think theater in high school will set me up for college even if it’s a small portion of what college will be I think it will prepare me.

@@jcole2249 Best of luck!!

You are so welcome! 😊 Glad you liked it!

"Jack Skellington"! Yes - I will. Once it gets closer to Halloween time! :) It's still September. Don't worry - I'm getting there.

​@@BeybladesAndBlenderOfficial lol.. yeah right? It's so positive!! 👋what's up man? 👋 I feel like I should be making K-Pop drawings all the time now!

@@ByataArtSkills Oh thank you so much Byata Army! Wow kpop fans are so friendly. I've never gotten this type of response on any of my shorts before! Lol. 👋

Your welcome!! I love seeing all of your drawings!🩵✨

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Hey thank you so much for the support! Glad you found this video helpful! :)

@@trey.morris thank you so much Glad you liked it!!

oh wow - i didn't even know ohuhu made refills! the marker inks are compatible. Once the ink dries out and becomes an empty shell, you can used copic ink refills to replenish the reservoir. I do it all the all and cross mix brands. no issue. (only caveat is the chartpak ad markers which is more oil based instead of alcohol based. not compatible)

@@MrChrisArtStudio oh Thatcher meinst the color numbers are the same?

@@DieTabbi No that numbers won't be the same. what you do is... (this is what my teacher taught)... you have to go to the art store IN PERSON and test out the marker swatches on paper to see if the colors will blend together. What the colors look like on your computer screen will always be different from in person or even from their manufacturer print out. that's the advantage of copic markers, you can test them out in stores. you can't test out the ohuhus in stores. but ohuhus are so much cheaper. a copic marker is $5-7. A ohuhu marker is $0.50. It's 10x (10,000% difference in price). I always try to limit the number of markers I have to the minimum I need. It's smaller storage space, faster to access, and I don't need to worry about maintaining 50+ marker refills over a lifestyle. I have about 30 marker refill cartridges and it's enough for me.

Do you mean "Jack Skellington" from the Nightmare before Christmas?

@@MrChrisArtStudio yes

@@GTCelestial Yeah i'll probably do it around halloween time.

it's coming up!

@@Halo_arts hey Halo arts! I actually don't know too much about animation or film production. It's not my industry of specialization. Is there an example of a artist who has that job and you want to be like them? Give me a couple examples of what you're talking about.

thank you Rebecca!! :)

Thank you so much! Yeah I liked the cartoony version of the apple! :)

Mechanical engineering isn’t a bad choice. It tends to focus more on ride systems. However, I might recommend civil engineering a bit more because it’s closer to architecture, with a focus on larger-scale design. That said, it’s not exactly my area of expertise. I’ve worked at an architecture and engineering firm, and I know a lot of engineers who focus on things like HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. They tell me that side of engineering can be a bit more monotonous. I do have a couple of colleagues who started out as engineers, so it’s definitely a viable path. Just keep in mind that it’s not going to be inherently creative. You’ll need to take art and design classes on the side if you want to get into the creative realm. One of my coworkers started out as an engineer and took a lot of art and design classes. ericcabico.wixsite.com/portfolio1 I also have a student who graduated with a degree in civil engineering and then took art classes with me. dangeloreyes.com The good news, in my opinion, is that an engineering student who takes art classes on the side is more valuable than an art student who takes engineering classes on the side. Do you see what I mean? Art classes can be taken just about anywhere, and it’s generally easier to do.

@@MrChrisArtStudio Thank you SSSOOOOOO much!!!!! You really are helping a lot of us!

@@oliviamarie8 Oh man I'll see what I can do. But honestly I don't really know a lot of the schools in Europe besides a couple of the Russian ones. So this video is little bit different than others in that it's not based on research. This video is based on actual experience. I've been to most of the art schools I talk about in this video, or I have friends who have been to those art schools. So it's not like I'm just looking up something on Google and creating this video. With a European art school thing, I'll try to do a little bit of research on it. But uh... Yeah I'll see what I can do. I do have some European friends.

Je capte ce que tu dis, Christopher Reeve, c’est clairement LE Superman, y’a pas de débat. 🦸‍♂ Il a tellement marqué les esprits, c'est un truc de ouf. Mais tu vois, c’est aussi stylé de voir comment d'autres acteurs essaient de mettre leur vibe dans le rôle. Chacun peut apporter un truc différent, tout en respectant ce que Reeve a fait. 👊

@@MrChrisArtStudio oui mais parfois je trouve que dieu a été comme ironique avec Reeve il a été superman l’homme qui pouvait voler, mais l’ironi de tout ça que il fini tétraplégique après un accident à cheval, comme par hasard un truc ou il pourra vraiment pas voler quelle oroni.

@@SergentEO Oui, c'est vraiment triste. J'ai en fait un collègue de travail à qui c'est également arrivé. Il plongeait dans sa piscine et a heurté sa tête dans l'eau. C'était un accident tragique. Quand je le vois lors des événements de travail, il est en fauteuil roulant et souffle dans un tube pour contrôler le fauteuil. Il a une infirmière à ses côtés en permanence. Je pense que Christopher Reeve a contribué à sensibiliser les gens à ce type de paralysie et a financé beaucoup de recherches sur les cellules souches. Il essaie toujours d'aider les gens comme Superman, même s'il ne peut pas marcher.