It's good to know that even masters don't come up with good ideas first time. I think that's what held me back for years: I just assumed if I studied the funamentals of a subject enough, I could just bang out an instant hit, and was frustrated when that never happened. But now I see it's only through iteration that workable ideas can surface.
I’ve been following this channel for years, and proko 2.0 is a huge opportunity for artists that want to learn and get into the industry. The quality with which you explain stuff on this channel has no match, you always make sure that the communication flows 100%, and believe me, I’ve seen tons of tutorials, gumroads, courses, you are undisputed. I just wanted to leave this heartfelt message, because you helped me a freaking lot, and continue to do so, so thank you 🙏🏻 and good luck for the future
Great articulation! I like the strategy of not judging your ideas too early. also thicc+chonk = profit. 4 years of art school and they never directly told us this.
@@ProkoTV hey proko when you where say 10 14 years old were you good at drawing or did you still need practice u mean u always need practice for almost anything and can not stop but what level at drawing do you think you were at sorry for this huge piece of writing Kind regards from a sub for 3 years this the third year
I don’t think you understand how awesome your page is. Thank you for providing so much information for artists. Have referred so many people to your channel!
I love to study and learn these things. Its a pleasure to watch you sketching or doing your art but then i feel frustrated because what i do is not even close to the things you do. Of course you have years and years of study and experience. For a perfectionist is imposible not to compare our work. I admire you. Someday i will do illustrations like you.
I feel like you also gotta know when to tone everything down depending on what you’re designing for. So the design doesn’t become too complex to look at if you’re gonna animate it. You gotta be able to refine everything you’ve built up
Oh, this is so cool! I'm also mightily impressed by the vast library of references to mythology, farming tools, pop culture monsters and whatnot Scott has in his head :)
I think my favorite is the one with the scarecrow on the back and the enlarged arm on the other side without him holding the tiny PumpkinHead. The previous iteration looked like the PumpkinHead and scarecrow were competing for attention but in this one the scarecrow seems to be well balance.
I love this so much. I limit myself with art and make silly rules but honestly I enjoy messing with concepts and this motivates me to want to change concepts and not just stick and force myself to one thing. This is also encouraging me to actually write stuff down in regards to my process of creating.
THIS MAN IS INSANE HE WENT FROM A STICK WEARING A PUMPKIN TO A JACKASS PUMPKIN WHO COULD RAID A WHOLE VILLAGE ALL BY HIMSELF I AM HONESTLY VERY MUCH IMPRESSED
This is awesome! I recently bought a course for cartoon style stuff.. considering buying and learning more during covid. Wanted a monster design course but didn't know where to look
I've been using free writing as a means to warm up and explore ideas in writing, but never made the jump to using the approach with art. See the process over 15 minutes makes it seem like a no brainer.
Brainstorming is an essential part of Art making, whether it’s for character design or something else. The point in art practice is to keep doing it to eliminate cliches (as much as possible) and to create original work. When I was in school, we had to show our brainstorming and thumbnailing stages and discuss them with mentors and classmates. If you have a two or three week project to plan for crit and portfolio, the first week is usually dedicated to brainstorming and thumbnailing.
Please consider some course from Jama. That guy is so so talented. As a bearer of Marshall´s concept design mindset.... Maybe something like composition of enviroment, light and color stuff etc... Thank you for Proko 2.0
I don’t know why I find the cursing being censored so funny. Are there any kids watching proko? If they are good for them but it seems like a more mature art channel.
In the next videos, could you adjust the censoring a bit? Scott Flanders speaks pretty softly, despite his use of curse words here and there. So blocking out the swearing with quite loud bleeps disrupts the flow of the video and is pretty distracting every time. It kind of makes the lesson harder to follow, especially when I (a deaf person) already had to turn up the volume to actually hear Scott well.
@@leandrocampos6292 me too, English isn't my first language, but I'm embarrassed to say that my English is better than my first language even tho I use it daily, but bcuz everything I do on the internet is in English, I'm better at it.
HOW do you do this though? That lateral ability to just leap from an original idea to another. I can't do it, my brain is way too linear and literal. I'll sit for hours at a time trying to develop a character or idea and just get nowhere; it's driving me insane!!! It's gotten worse as well, I've been trying to write fiction and have gotten to a point where I haven't written a single line of prose in over five years. I can't develop my ideas beyond basic concepts. Aaaahh... I'm starting to think it's just a neurotype or something, and I'm trying to get into a profession I'm simply not wired for. :'(
It's good to know that even masters don't come up with good ideas first time. I think that's what held me back for years: I just assumed if I studied the funamentals of a subject enough, I could just bang out an instant hit, and was frustrated when that never happened. But now I see it's only through iteration that workable ideas can surface.
You don't if something will work until you try
Love how excited he is about creating characters!
Do you?
I’ve been following this channel for years, and proko 2.0 is a huge opportunity for artists that want to learn and get into the industry. The quality with which you explain stuff on this channel has no match, you always make sure that the communication flows 100%, and believe me, I’ve seen tons of tutorials, gumroads, courses, you are undisputed. I just wanted to leave this heartfelt message, because you helped me a freaking lot, and continue to do so, so thank you 🙏🏻 and good luck for the future
Great articulation! I like the strategy of not judging your ideas too early. also thicc+chonk = profit. 4 years of art school and they never directly told us this.
Right?? That one tip would have gotten me so far!
@@ProkoTV hey proko when you where say 10 14 years old were you good at drawing or did you still need practice u mean u always need practice for almost anything and can not stop but what level at drawing do you think you were at sorry for this huge piece of writing
Kind regards from a sub for 3 years this the third year
This makes me want to draw harvestmen all day long. seriously. Looks like fun.
I don’t think you understand how awesome your page is. Thank you for providing so much information for artists. Have referred so many people to your channel!
I love to study and learn these things. Its a pleasure to watch you sketching or doing your art but then i feel frustrated because what i do is not even close to the things you do. Of course you have years and years of study and experience. For a perfectionist is imposible not to compare our work.
I admire you. Someday i will do illustrations like you.
I feel like you also gotta know when to tone everything down depending on what you’re designing for. So the design doesn’t become too complex to look at if you’re gonna animate it. You gotta be able to refine everything you’ve built up
Oh, this is so cool! I'm also mightily impressed by the vast library of references to mythology, farming tools, pop culture monsters and whatnot Scott has in his head :)
I think my favorite is the one with the scarecrow on the back and the enlarged arm on the other side without him holding the tiny PumpkinHead. The previous iteration looked like the PumpkinHead and scarecrow were competing for attention but in this one the scarecrow seems to be well balance.
Scott Flanders!!! I can't get enough of Scott and his very very unique approach to design.
I love this so much. I limit myself with art and make silly rules but honestly I enjoy messing with concepts and this motivates me to want to change concepts and not just stick and force myself to one thing. This is also encouraging me to actually write stuff down in regards to my process of creating.
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I have a question. Can it be applied to human character concept? Thankss.
Brilliant - I don't use a pencil, but I've developed the same approach in motion graphics. Engage the flow - you can't squeeze juice from a dry lemon!
Realizing how much important the writing element is in character design. Thanks for the tips!
THIS MAN IS INSANE HE WENT FROM A STICK WEARING A PUMPKIN TO A JACKASS PUMPKIN WHO COULD RAID A WHOLE VILLAGE ALL BY HIMSELF I AM HONESTLY VERY MUCH IMPRESSED
Love the way he just says thicc and chonk in a serious and straight face lol
This video made me understand for the first time how to properly brainstorm design ideas, thank you so much! 👏
this guy is so nonchalantly hilarious
Thanks this helps a lot! Ive been struggling with no new ideas for a long time now. So hope these methods work.
Very motivating! I never thought about the concept of being able to conceptualize all day every day. Definitely understand the need for making system.
This is awesome! I recently bought a course for cartoon style stuff.. considering buying and learning more during covid. Wanted a monster design course but didn't know where to look
Thanks for the vid! Just starting to get into character creation, and seeing the nuts and bolts of how you do it is really helpful.
I really like this dude. Great tutorials. Great work. The ideas are cool, and on point 🤙
Great video, definitely will be participating in your proko course
Creature and character design is always so awesome, great work as always
this is a really nice process! its really inspiring thank you for this.
Seymour is the guy who raised the plant. The plant is named Audrey Two
This is great. Both very talented artists, too (the person drawing and the sculptor both.) So glad I found this channel.
This is some awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing this preview!
i like this idea with the particular aim and the listing of what should it include. Reminds me the dnd planning of my sessions from scratch:)
My favorite thing about all of Scotts videos is he always mentions or has the subject be Swamp Thing lmao
This is such a creative way of thinking! I need to practice this method.🥰
Amazing ... Ty for sharing ur experience it's so helpful .. and ty for Proko ofc for this wonderful channel .. ❤️❤️
I LOVE his personality :D
Love this guy, very inspiring and fun!
That last part is the best fucking advice creators can hear. Pay Attention folks!
Wow that was really helpfull thank you very much
I've been using free writing as a means to warm up and explore ideas in writing, but never made the jump to using the approach with art. See the process over 15 minutes makes it seem like a no brainer.
Brainstorming is an essential part of Art making, whether it’s for character design or something else. The point in art practice is to keep doing it to eliminate cliches (as much as possible) and to create original work. When I was in school, we had to show our brainstorming and thumbnailing stages and discuss them with mentors and classmates. If you have a two or three week project to plan for crit and portfolio, the first week is usually dedicated to brainstorming and thumbnailing.
I love how smart this guy is, I like the way he thinks
Surely I'm not the only one that can't take their eyes off that hickey
This is fascinating. Thank you.
I signed up just yesterday!!! I was soooo excited!!!
This was very helpful to see the process
amazing!!! thank you for the video! amazing insight! super talented!
Thank God for Proko :'))
thanks sir , that was helps a lot !
Perfect!
Please consider some course from Jama. That guy is so so talented. As a bearer of Marshall´s concept design mindset.... Maybe something like composition of enviroment, light and color stuff etc... Thank you for Proko 2.0
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Thank you for sharing your experinces.
I don’t know why I find the cursing being censored so funny. Are there any kids watching proko? If they are good for them but it seems like a more mature art channel.
In the next videos, could you adjust the censoring a bit? Scott Flanders speaks pretty softly, despite his use of curse words here and there. So blocking out the swearing with quite loud bleeps disrupts the flow of the video and is pretty distracting every time. It kind of makes the lesson harder to follow, especially when I (a deaf person) already had to turn up the volume to actually hear Scott well.
Nice, I'm looking for an interesting art course to take.
Oh god It’s Scott!!
Scott is amazinnnggg
this was a great video!
Neat ideas.
What artstyle is this?
We wouldn't put it under any particular art style name. We'll call it Scott's own name: Shapecarvification.
who noticed writing style😮
Hi
please add english subtitles
Ta chido 😃👍
Audrey 2
I need subtitles or learn english! D': thx anyway!!
your grammar is good
@@ahmedhazem4721 50% english comments that i saw in FB + 25% games + 25% google traducer xDdd
@@leandrocampos6292 me too, English isn't my first language, but I'm embarrassed to say that my English is better than my first language even tho I use it daily, but bcuz everything I do on the internet is in English, I'm better at it.
HOW do you do this though? That lateral ability to just leap from an original idea to another. I can't do it, my brain is way too linear and literal. I'll sit for hours at a time trying to develop a character or idea and just get nowhere; it's driving me insane!!! It's gotten worse as well, I've been trying to write fiction and have gotten to a point where I haven't written a single line of prose in over five years. I can't develop my ideas beyond basic concepts. Aaaahh... I'm starting to think it's just a neurotype or something, and I'm trying to get into a profession I'm simply not wired for. :'(
Hmmm
hes soo good. headon over to his Patreon :)
i just vitness superman of art world teaching character design hahahaha.
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wait this isnt dyrus
Hey Proko team, please invite Alex Ross. Please!
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I see that hicky
im in luv with u
Amazing
Uuuhh, I'm early today. Nice.
Happy to say “first” for once 😂
But ur not first :(
Nice
How can we make female monsters drop dead gorgeous?
14th
He is hella cute
$75 for a couple extra minutes of video and a *chance* of feedback?
The majority of the course will be premium exclusive.
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Please I requesting because you are good & decent person please "Paint Bhagwan Ram Painting", Remember my request
Please I requesting because you are good & desent person please "Paint Bhagwan Ram Painting", Remember my request Teacher;
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