15 Art Career Options (Animation, Illustration, Design)
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- Опубліковано 27 жов 2022
- Most artists have the skills equipped and are ready to work, but not everyone knows where to place those skills. Here are just some jobs in the art industries that may suit different people based on their needs. If you are an artist who has a job not listed in this video, and would like to share, comment below!
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A timestamp in case anyone was having a hard time or was just asking.storybored 2:02 2.Character design/character designer 2:35 3.Visual development3:21 4.Cg modeling 4:01 5. Cg animation4:45
6. Graphic novel 6:22 7. Picture book 6:53 8. Illustrator for books 8: 21 9. Colorist for book 9:08 10. Freelance artist 10:45 11. Tattoo artist 12:26 12. Print Design 14:07 13. Graphic Design 15:08 14. Social media artist 17:04 and 15.Business owner 18:46 Extra stuff I found in the video 20:45 or 20:30 1 what type of timeline 2. you want,do you want art to be a narrative 3. How financially risky am I willing to be
Thank you
Thank youuuuuuuu
Thank you so much for this it save up my time. 😍👍
A timestamp in case anyone was having a hard time or was asking.
1. Storyboard 2:02
2. Character design/character designer 2:35
3. Visual development 3:21
4. Cg modeling 4:01
5. Cg animation 4:45
6. Graphic novel 6:22
7. Picture book 6:53
8. Illustrator for books 8: 21
9. Colorist for book 9:08
10. Freelance artist 10:45
11. Tattoo artist 12:26
12. Print Design 14:07
13. Graphic Design 15:08
14. Social media artist 17:04 and;
15. Business owner 18:46
Extra stuff I(Fantastic Studios, not me lol.) found in the video at 20:45 or 20:30
1 what type of timeline
2. you want,do you want art to be a narrative
3. How financially risky am I willing to be
merci : )
I am working in a game development industry and heres how its looking for us:
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Concept Artist - brings the ideas to life. Visualises locations, characters, props, mood of the scene, patterns and mechanics, by doing multiple variations of the thing. Their goal is to be as quick as possible with a ton of various ideas and unusual takes. They also have to always remember about properly showing off the idea, so that the rest of the team know exacly what is going on on the concept.
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2D Artists - depending on the size of the team, they might be doing some concept artists job as well, but usually they are the one helping develop the already excisting idea, not creating it. They are rendering and polishing 2D assets, helping with repetetive tasks, textures, etc. This job is more common in mobile games studios.
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Illustrator - makes illustrations and sometimes polishes ready concept arts so it can be for example posted on social medias. Ive never met illustrator hired on a full-time, they are always either commission freelance artists or hired from another company, that specialises only in illustrations.
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Animator - makes animations, either in the engine or outside programms. There can be animator 2D or 3D (or both if someone is cool :) )
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Storyboardist - its the same as you described. This job exists almost only in big AA+ studios. Usually its animators job to preaper storyboard before the animation if needed.
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Character Artists - it often missunderstood. They sculpt characters in 3D following already done character designs made by concept artist. They do not design the character themselfs.
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Character concept artist - thats the right position you should be looking at, if you are interested in designing characters yourself. Its exacly like concept artist, but ONLY for characters/sometimes mobs. I guess you can name them character designers, but ive never seen anyone using this term in gamedev. Same as with storyboardist - its very unlikely that smaller studio is going to have that position. General concept artists often do the characters design too.
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Level Artist - They are responssible for placing ready assets in the engine, creating the locations with a help of concept/ mood art.
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Level Designers - They design levels (gameplay-wise).
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3D Artist - does 3D art usually based on concept art. In smaller studios often does the job of the character artist too.
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Game artist/General artist - from what i see they are usually "one army men", are required to do everything from animation, to illustration and often help to develop early idea for the game.
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UI artists - icons, menus, design of the fonts etc. More design, less drawing/painting.
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And many many more... Please take a note that what i just described might vary among different workplaces. Those titles are not always well defined and do not always tell you 100% what you might be required to do. It can often be merged - like 2D/UI artist or 3D/2D artist, depends on the size of the company. Game development industry is pretty chaotic and theres a lot of new positions beeing created every year ( for example lately there are AI artists, that specialise in generating required AI stuff). Different games need diffrent artists and sometimes its hard to put one task on only one person. Thats why job interviews are so important here - they always tell you what they need from you :) It is pretty hard to get in, since many people dont quite understand how does the job look like. For example i can myself see plenty of young artists applying for a concept art position with a portfolio built solely on the illustration, without any proper concept art in it... Remember - always put in your portfolio something that you would actually do during the job youre applying for :D
Wow thanks for sharing all that info! I have no relation to the game world, so this is gonna be really helpful to people :)
Extremely helpful comment, thank you! ✨️
Thank you!
i like mostly all of these (althought i suck badly at allof em) .. buit im so interested in literally 12 diff art careers so what do i pick😭 how do i choose😫
@@lepidussollertiaatheriusex7274 practise all of them! You need to know basics of everything to do a good job and know what to provide for others in yours company pipeline. Its rly helpful!
My mom told me that if I want to have a career out of art, I should draw impersonal things and give the people what they want apart from drawing in my comfort zone.
My family was quite similar to that, most thought I should be a boardwalk artist. They thought that although unstable and not entirely well paying, that was the only way I was gonna make a single cent with my art.
@@crystalheart9108 what's a boardwalk artist?
My family is straight up against me pursuing art. I'm stuck with Engineering hating every second of life.
@@heyryanisonx3141 the people at fairs and board walks at beaches that draw charictures of people
@@noteten6792 You’re not stuck with anything! It’s YOUR life not your families, do what makes you happy!
Woah you were assistant director on Oni?! That was my favourite animated thing I’ve seen this year, probably longer. Was so amazing!
Lol yep! I even vlogged a lot about my experience on it a lot of last year's videos, but couldn't show much of what i was doing. But glad it's out now and that you enjoyed!
I mainly want to be a character designer. I love drawing people, but I like to sketch more than fully render. Storyboarding sounds better, but I still want to design. Storybook illustration sounds nice as well if I want to have a more entry level thing while having a job or when I graduate.
This was such a great and informative video. I've been debating for a while now just what direction I want to go with my art career and I think deep down I've always known but getting confirmation that I don't have to be in animation to have a professional career as an artist is very reassuring. Especially since I'm starting at 25
Starting at 24! And same, I needed to hear more options.
Also starting at 25! We all got this
Omg, this is exactly what I need!
Glad it can come at a good time 😊
I loved Oni so much, it was so uplifting and had so many cute character moments! As someone aspiring to have a career in art, it is so inspirational watching how your career is developing. Thank you for making these videos :)
Damn girl. Didn't you know you helped create Oni.
I just finished the show last night - it made me shed a few tears. Great work :) I love stories with deeper meaning. It also made me more interested in Japanese folklore.
I'd like to add that In publishing you can also do Book cover as an illustrator and/or graphic designer which is not as stable either but there are some cool gigs for it. For storyboarding consider film industry too because they also work with them.
For the animation industry stuff, it also applies to games industry, and for games industry you also have UI artist which is has a lot of offer imo.
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I would love to see a video discussing your experience/knowledge with finding/working with an agent and what that looks like! (Also standard practices to expect or red flags to be aware of). ❤
Great vid! I'm currently working on my first graphic novel. (No publisher, just DOING it!) I don't know if I'll ever be a full-time artist, but for now, I just want to tell awesome stories created 100% by me! :)
I just want to say that I really look forward to your videos every Friday! You provide such useful information in an inspirational manner. Thank you!
So happy to hear you worked on Oni! was a very fun watch, I enjoyed it so much :)
Excited for the video! I’m a graphic design major, but I love illustration. I hope there’s good alternatives :)
I actually work as a designer in the gaming industry! I've worked in the animation industry and I'd say working in design is more stable when it comes to benefits and income. It is very corporate so there is a lot of down time and you may not be illustrating things you actually enjoy creating. If anyone has questions feel free to ask!
What kind of designer specifically? :O
do you have any thoughts on how ai will affect your industry? I really want to work in the gaming industry but im still a beginner and im scared that there wont be jobs by the time im ready
Do you mean ui design or artist? I’m currently in design but for more corporate fields, interested in learning how you got into the gaming field
Omggg, I have just started Oni thunder god’s tale before discovering your channel and found it amazing. It made me realize this was what I wanted to use my art for. And now, I find your channel. I am so amazed and thankful that someone who worked on this masterpiece is there to help young artists find their vocations. Thank you (English isn’t my first language so I would appreciate any CONSTRUCTIVE criticism :)
This helps I know a lot of us don't have life partners who can back us financially while we get into a fitting career in art so it's very nice that you gave pointers on options around that is how I saw it ♥
^Lets me know this video is actually worth finishing. Thanks!!!
@@rogueforger1439 I think it is! The deeper you go in, the more career options show up that aren't thought about too much, like creating designs for clothes and starting an independent business. The info is also very useful.
Your video was really thoughtful! Thanks for sharing! It’s also nice that some careers are just best suited for different times in our life. We might want less of a 9-5 job until we want a family, or we may want more creative freedom down the line. There’s a ton of options, huh?
That’s why I am starting in college a UA-cam, a social media platform, and getting started before I graduate, because I see that their is a feast and famine of the animation industry, also trying to develop my skills in story telling because I think it would be nice down the road to have my own series or film. Hope you have a great holiday weekend. Halloween is always a treat lol.
Thank you for this! I feel like people forget there are many different avenues of careers that involve art or that are creative in their own right! 🥰❤️❤️❤️
I recently started following u and this is the video I really needed rn thanks for making this
oni is one of my favorite animation this years , i love your job !!
i watched ONI recently and it looks so good! absolutely loved it!!
Thanks for sharing! I'm probably still not so ready for a career since I'm trying to learn fundamentals on my own but I've got my eye on what to aim for in the near future.
I just watched the series you worked on and really enjoyed it.😊 You and your team did a good job
Thank you for this!! The past few videos were super helpful in helping me figure things out a bit more >
Thank you for your video! So many new career paths I had no idea.
There’s also a book called careers in art by Blythe Camenson that goes through and gives description on careers in art. They have professional artist statement and what they did to get into the field. It has fine arts, graphic art, art education, arts sales and many more. It tell you about colleges and universities training and more highly recommended.
I'm currently stuck between two careers. I work as a graphic designer and am looking for my next step. Motion design is a secure and financially viable option that interests me. But I originally went to college to become a director for animation, so, there's also storyboarding. I have struggled to get hired in both so I'm spending time learning (I'm better at motion design. Struggle to kind of calm down my drawings into storyboards) but I feel like I should focus on one so I can get good enough to get hired (especially in this recession). Idk which is for me. My difficult to ascertain dream, or the fulfilling and more promising side option...
P.s. Oni was great!!!☺️
Super helpful video, thanks!😊
that really helped, thanks!
Ah so some more options that relate to these but in a slightly different field! Game development! I currently freelance for a small indie studio as a 2D artist and animator, and honestly its a fascinating field which carries a lot of the skillsets of working in animation for film or shows, but also with a technical twist. Theres concept art, character design, environment design, storyboard for cinematics, 2D or 3D modeling and animation, UI and UX design, VFX and special effects animators. The industry is definitely interesting, as you can work with an AAA studio (Bungie, or Playstation etc) if you really want to specialize in a skillset for a larger team, or work with indie studios where you can usually wear multiple hats if that interests you. I think the biggest difference between working in games versus other entertainment might be the prevalence of technical limitations and making sure to always serve the player experience- the art is heavily reliant on not just story but also mechanics, and how can the art tell a story, or communicate the level design, help the player, etc. Very fun puzzle in my experience!
Thanks for the tips and congratulations for your stunning work :)
I was so surprised when you mentioned Oni: Thunder God’s Tale! That was one of my all time favorite watches, and I coincidently had my phone next to my Naridon figure that I needled felted as you mentioned it!! xD Such a beautiful creation of a show, and I will forever be in awe of those who had the pleasure of working on it! ♥️
thank you for this I appreciate and I'm 3D modeler that love doing props for environments its my passion and this was very helpful as well thank you
Thank you for sharing this.
This is a very very informative video
Thank you so much! That helped so much
Thank you for this video. ❤ I may have to rewatch for so notes Meanwhile I do my personal homework on research, prep cover letter + resume, and building a portfolio
Congrats!! Oni is well ragarded, still looking forward to seeing it in full!
Great overall so far!! Keep it up!
I really love oni what an amazing show . you guys did an amazing job
I loved Onari 🎉 my girls love it ❤ I hope there are more episodes coming, which bring the characters back to the forest. So sweet!
Thanks for the video it will help alot🤗🤗
Thank you for this insightful video. The creative industry is not as diversified as it should be however these are a great few careers with stability in income.
It never occurred to me that "business owner" and "freelance artist" could be different things. A lot of these job titles are "merged" together in my head. What a relief that I can think of all this as separate disciplines. No wonder i been so stressed, lmao. Thanks! You cleared my brain fog!
I wish I knew this back in 2013. I was so lost when I found out there was so many things you could do in the animation world that it scared me
I Love ONI, at first I think it was stop motion but then I realize... Noup it's CG and wow. Also I Love the part when u say there's no shame in switch for financial difficulties. ❤️❤️
OH MY GOD???
YOU WORKED ON ONI
I LOVED IT SO MUCH GENUINELY I CRIED SO MUCH LMAO
Omg I love oni so so much it’s my favorite thing in the world!
Thank you for this video!! What I’m curious about is if moving out to california really a must to have a career in animation? Or do you think remote work increasing in the future? I’m based in NYC and has been tough finding opportunities here. 😓😅
Love these video's you do, so much great and 'to-the-point' info ! Too bad about the background music, it makes it a little hard to follow what you're saying, maybe it's just me :0
I believe the best path for me is freelance art / Automotive illustration and design!
this was really helpful!! I wanted to be a character designer but after hearing about storyboarding and doing more research i think thats where I want to go
no wayyy you worked on oni 😮. i loved that series it was so cute naridon is beautiful
Thank you so much for this! I have a question, is there someting similar to colorist in the game or animation industry?
thank you for this info!! as someone who was self taught, i never knew what these jobs would be titled as (if that makes sense) lol do you have any recommendations on where to search for art jobs?
How does one go about being a colorist? I’ve always been interested in animation/drawing and being a colorist sounds like a nice side hustle and entry into that world.
check if there are any companies locally in your area looking for people to work on a project
Check out "Color with Kurt" on UA-cam. He also has some paid for classes on the subject.
So I have a weird spread of experiences from the catigories covered.
•Pixel artist
•Color assistant
•Logo designer
•Background artist
•Layout planner
Sadly a "jack of a few skills master of none".
I still have a lot of choices to make, but I would love to work toward making my book into a graphic novel, but I am currently aiming for a more assessable goal of creating it into a visual novel, since that has the higher chance of success. I have most of the the programming down but the character art is going very slowly. Thankfully my writers group loves the story and really dig the special Japanese culture that shows up throughout the story, even though I was born here in America.
i like mostly all of these (althought i suck badly at allof em) .. buit im so interested in literally 12 diff art careers so what do i pick😭 how do i choose😫
Storytelling is in everything good imo, the best branding and advertising tells a story, the best backgrounds are a character in themselves that tell a story or many stories.
thank you so much!!!
This is helpful because I always knew I wanted to do art so character design might be for me
I wanted to use your video for my kids but had to stop at the intro for them :( ---- Well, thanks so much for at least talking to the older ones.
Any tip for CG modeling beginners? I have some knowledge in 3D and I want to get a job of it :D
I wanna make manga and anime in the future i just hope my dream come true
I worked in UX design for several years working mostly on a website and app. It paid well but I was very unfulfilled. I considered animation as one path. I want to be in the world of storytelling and emotions. Thanks for making this!
why was it unfulfilling?
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I always wanted to be in a more creative career but didn’t believe in myself. I felt very insecure as an artist during my early 20s. Design comes pretty easy to me so I took that route after college. I’m glad I did because it helped me make a decision and become financial stable and independent.
Now I’m a little older, in my late 20s with more working experience I have more confidence to pursue something else more in alignment with what I want, which is to work in an entertainment or close to it.
I used to attach myself to my work more but after working for several years you get a lot of critique and rejection so I don’t take anything personally anymore.
@@Shalini.__it's funny. I'm studying fine art, still love it, but thinking about getting a UX dedigner job later because they pay better. What do you need for UX designer job?
My goal is to become a character designer either freelance or at a studio. Does anyone know of any UA-camrs that realistically expand on that as a career option?
I am currently in the class 11th Humanities student and till 10th i wanted pursue my career into a law field, still want to but also at the same time i also want my talent to be showcased to the world because i am pretty good at dancing, painting (animation to be exact) but also kinda scared to pursue my career into art field because nowadays it's just more great to be in a field of a particular subject. Well, if i can't pursue my career into law than i am considering to be in a art field. Well, ik it's kinda "early" for some people to look out at the jobs even before studing it..😅 idk if i am stating it correctly
I do not have the skills either, but I'm fantasising lol
I was working a FT job unrelated to art but now have been given an opportunity to go into the career I always wanted which is art and specifically animation/storyboarding. The only problem is I have no idea how to get started! How does someone who's spent the majority of their professional career in an un art related field get started? Perhaps it's a bit like someone straight out of art school trying to get their first gig? But again how does one do that?
I finished Oni this morning and I appreciated all the political commentary and environmental messages and diversity. 45 minutes per episode was a cool choice too cause it allowed the story to breathe. Thank you for your work on it.
Where can I major in, in college to get to work in the character designer in the future? Or get these certain type of jobs.
Suppose I came from the world of web comics specifically, What kind of adjustments would I need to make switching from Webcomics to Storyboarding for network television like Disney or Cartoon Network?
Im from Michigan, a place where animation isn't very.. popular. Most artist here end up working as designers for the big three 😅
But I REALLY want to be a storyboard artist. Here's hoping I get accepted to any animati school
Which did you apply to? Good luck.
@@Peter32tjrksor Thanks :) Im applying to CSS, which is like the only known art college in the state lol. They have an animation program, but I'm not sure if it'a worth the money. So I'm also applying to Sheridan SVA and Calarts. However, SVA and Calarts are much too expensive for me. So here's hoping for Sheridan. Hbu?
I'm studying fine art but i would like to have remote job or freelancer. I still have no idea what kind of job/work which i can do with my background. I feel a little bit lost
u have such pretty eyes... kept staring at em for 5 mins straighttttttt
quick question If I do take illustration but want to work in storyboard artists, shoudl I take extra courses?
how would i get a job like illustration or colourisct when i am a student? or a big job anyway..
I need some advice. I am applying for illustration and character and concept art jobs, but there isn’t many role’s available in London uk. Or if there are available roles it’s often the same role being put out there that I applied to months before. Also I don’t get any feedback when I get rejected and it seems those jobs aren’t being filled.
It gets confusing on what to do because I don’t see any roles that are constantly there. I feel like there is a different route to how people get into the industry other than applying, but I don’t know anyone who’s a artist. Anyway your storyboards for ONI are really good.
Hmm this is smth a lot of entry level artist struggle with, and I think a big big factor is that most of the time, concept art and character design is handled by seniors or experienced artists in a company. Characters are usually, literally, the face of a story, so someone with experience is given those tasks to make sure it goes well. Most of the time, entry level or new concept artists might be doing more work with environment or prop design, for both animation or for video games. I also suggest finding a way to network online! Discord is a great place to find communities of like-minded people and make friends (example: Work with Indies server if you are interested in working on games or just want advice/your portfolio reviewed). I can’t really say much else without seeing your work itself but just some things to consider maybe!
If they are rejecting you without ever giving any feedback at this stage, that 90% means either they are looking for different artstyle than yours OR they are looking for someone with a higher skillset. It also might be that you dont have enough specific artworks in your portfolio (concepts for concept art lets say), but that would usually mean theyre gonna contact you asking for a test task.
+1 to what @Sofimei_jmj said - the products of those job you listed are mostly "face of the project" and the company needs the best people for it. It doesnt mean you are not good, i would say... just unexpirienced. Try looking around for "2D artist" possition. They are usually working with ready base designs and do repetetive tasks that senior artists dont have the time to do, but this way youll gain the exp needed for higher positions :)
@@XXXXXX-tn6pl Thanks for the advice, I will take it and keep on trying.
@@sofimei_jmj4567 Thanks for the advice. I have not tried discord but should find other artists to befriend.
Okay...so I'm new to this channel. I swear you intro with, "Hello B*tches". Surely I'm wrong, but I can't seem to interpret it another way lol.
Yeah that’s what I thought too lol
Hello, ma'am actually I wanted to pursue master degree in commercial art so what you think ? Is it a correct option ? And also please tell about fine arts
i would love to work at a tattoo shop, i dont even need to be one of the tattoo artists lol that just seems like it would be really stressful putting something on a person that is permanent😝
Some books have illustrations when there's a break or before the next chapter, does any one know what they're called? I really wanna work with that but can't seem to find any information about it
How do I study these things, like for animation, design. Etc
Do I do small courses. or are universities and art schools worth it?
Do you think one can be adesi, sculptor , a painter and animator at the same time?
I’m so confused 😢, have Lm to years to possibly go to university
I really wanna know majors that have to do with art because my mom thinks architecture will be taken by AI and too many ppl are doing it do I’m trying to look into majors that have to do with art?
Is a degree in art mandatory for getting a job? Im self taught in art with degree in technology 😖
Degree doesnt matter AT ALL. The only thing important is skillset and expirience. They would rather hire an artist that have decent portfolio without school, than have to deal with someone with art college but not so great artworks.
Here's just the problem for me. Fear and lack of patience. But great video nontheless.
What about artists who wants to work in gaming designs and industries.
Is making a Manga apart of the whole graphic novel thing? (Also is there a way to make a Manga in the states?)
Typically unless you are Japanese you don't qualify your comic or graphic novel to be a "manga". Manga is by definition I believe is: a Japanese rapidly produced graphic novel. While it's confusing at first I hope this helps. You can create a graphic novel, or a light novel in the style of Manga but unless you do a lot of research and use a legitimate Japanese pen name and study the language it's very hard to trick the masses enough to get classified as a Manga artist.
@@kokoro9114 Thank you for the info this will really help!
Wow congrats on the project Netflix is definitely a good movie platform yo yu worked hard I'm def going to let my daughter's watch wit me I wanna be were you at godbless you
I dropped out of college and never went to art school, i'll be 22 soon is it impossible for me to get a job in animation or illustration without a degree? will i have to just do freelance?
If you’re good enough they’ll take you.
Degree doesnt matter AT ALL. The only thing important is skillset and expirience. They would rather hire an artist that have decent portfolio without school, than have to deal with someone with art college but not so great artworks.
Creative director
Art director is also an option
I dunno if you’re gonna see this. I want to get into the animation industry. I am from Africa so opportunities aren’t as possible as in the USA or Europe. What do I do
You can practise everywhere as long as you have acces to PC and net connection. About work- you can work remotely, doesnt rly matter where you live. Good language skill and youre good to go.
I'm almost 24 and have doodled and scribbled but, assuming I'm not very good at all, is it even possible to pursue a career in something like storyboarding or animation? Or am I too late? Do I need a degree?
Its never to late to become an artist. Take tutorials and practice more seriously every moment you get. I find watching art videos of other people drawing help me out a lot. Some ppl improve extremely fast, months even. You can do it!
that intro had me flabbergast
Which art school should I go for?
like here in India I don't think there's any place for artist here apart from being an art teacher or a fine artist
you see I'm more into other stuff like I want to tell a story through my art lots of time even my dreams
I just don't know how would I can achieve my goals
I don't know where to go?
did ou just call us bitchess at the start of the video?
#visualdevelopment equals #openworld. . . THANKS!
She said hello what?