@@nemo7228 I’m guessing that you probably have to get into where he teaches, and then as you build your status you will be able to work with more and more people. That’s what I’ve managed to find out in my research with concept art school
6:10 thats it right there! thats how most people get into the industry your skill will only get you so far, but having connections, as always, gets you very far very quick
@@talvarjitaahan3743 I'm not entirely sure in a professional setting myself, but contributing to communities I'm in has helped me get a lot of minor opportunities I wouldn't have had otherwise. For example, posting consistently in a community and having the head of that community notice your work. Working with one of the heads can get you _more_ recognition on an even higher level.
i am admittedly not a great artist. i’ve been drawing for a while but only started taking it seriously my senior year of high school. i started engineering school this semester, hated it and changed my major and hope that i can improve enough to build a portfolio and potentially work as a riot artist one day. i’m not really sure where to start tho, i’m mainly focusing on perfecting anatomy before i get to style and all that but i just don’t really know where to go from there.
What a wholesome and humble guy.. the fact that I'm getting some insights about his journey and tips on how to get into riot (a job that i'd really like) and everything about the industry in general, i appreciate it so much!
its my dream job too but now im kinda losing hope since its hard to gain connections but hopefully once I graduate I already have the connections I need
@@saprine_ Same and I’m already way past being a graduate. At least you’re in the perfect position for internships and other programs similar to that which are geared towards students and recent grads. For us “senior” professionals without good connections, it’s like being caught in a perpetual catch 22.
I’m 16 now and I have been practicing since I was 11 I’ve been recently really practicing hard so I can work for riot games one day it’s my dream job 😭
I just graduated from school and I really want to get into the game art industry but I'm just having trouble getting my foot in the door. Most places are looking for senior level artists and there really isnt many options for junior level artists I would love if you had any tips for getting started
I want to take art classes but in my place here in the Philippines its kinda difficult. Also i think im taking the wrong college course.. I just feel its not in line with what i want to be working in the future. -Edit: the interview actually is pretty helpful for us beginner artists who still have no knowledge abou the industry.. A lot of thanks for this channel❤
Fellow Pinoys count me in. It's really saddening how we don't have that much opportunity here. I'm taking fine arts in college right now cause it's the only art related course available in my province, definitely not enjoying it. I kinda wish we have art courses here in line with getting to this kind of industry, cause I always wanted to be a concept artist.
Graphic design student here and my opinion in this based on my peers in my major who are also artists and freelancers is that you should still go to school. I don’t know about Art colleges in the Philippines but at the very least get a minor or major in Business. Because if you’re going towards the freelance route, you’ll have to learn to market and manage yourself. A major in graphic design will still help grow your creativity and design process but if I’d known art bootcamps exist, I would’ve gone for that instead. Where I live it costs about $9,000 or more but that’s still cheaper than university education.
Welp I'm losing hope after losing count at 500 jobs no one wants me, I make both Illustrations and characters concept art, both paiting and photobashing. But does anyone wants me? No. At this point I'm just not sure if art is my job anymore
i would take his advice,But considering how many sjw's work at riot or how many times they have bent the knee to sjw tantrums. I'm sure it would do more harm than good.
I think the majority of artists and animators working there don't give a flying fuck about all that nose dude .. They just there to work on something cool and call it a day....Then they can switch jobs.. Riot would be good on ur CV.. and thats that. Really, You should not invest your brain cells on these people or what noise SJW do online... its just cancers trash that should never be consumed Period.
Bruv most artists don’t care at all about politics and frankly it’s just annoying, especially living in America. Everything doesn’t have to be politicized lmao
I had Charles as a teacher for many years and learned a ton from him, more than I did at Art Center. Definitely an amazing teacher and skilled artist
Thanks for comment!
How, did u reach out to him or something.
@@nemo7228 I’m guessing that you probably have to get into where he teaches, and then as you build your status you will be able to work with more and more people. That’s what I’ve managed to find out in my research with concept art school
6:10 thats it right there! thats how most people get into the industry
your skill will only get you so far, but having connections, as always, gets you very far very quick
very sad connection =(
Do you have any ideas how to make Connections?
This is extremely true unfortunately.
@@talvarjitaahan3743 friends, groups, communities.
@@talvarjitaahan3743 I'm not entirely sure in a professional setting myself, but contributing to communities I'm in has helped me get a lot of minor opportunities I wouldn't have had otherwise. For example, posting consistently in a community and having the head of that community notice your work. Working with one of the heads can get you _more_ recognition on an even higher level.
i am admittedly not a great artist. i’ve been drawing for a while but only started taking it seriously my senior year of high school. i started engineering school this semester, hated it and changed my major and hope that i can improve enough to build a portfolio and potentially work as a riot artist one day. i’m not really sure where to start tho, i’m mainly focusing on perfecting anatomy before i get to style and all that but i just don’t really know where to go from there.
Rooting for you!!
fundamentals start from there
Study concept art from their games when it comes time to make a portfolio for them
Go for caricatures of characters in league. Trust me. The development of how they look can imply how other designs you make will look. Good luck 👍
@@brosephmcjoseph7060
Can you please explain more?
What a wholesome and humble guy.. the fact that I'm getting some insights about his journey and tips on how to get into riot (a job that i'd really like) and everything about the industry in general, i appreciate it so much!
How to become an artist for video games: Know someone, and even better, have already worked in a major gaming studio.
its my dream job too but now im kinda losing hope since its hard to gain connections but hopefully once I graduate I already have the connections I need
@@saprine_ Same and I’m already way past being a graduate. At least you’re in the perfect position for internships and other programs similar to that which are geared towards students and recent grads. For us “senior” professionals without good connections, it’s like being caught in a perpetual catch 22.
@@johncliffalvarez6513 aww omg and that actually sucks :(( but still rooting for you! I hope you still get more opportunities and stuff
@@saprine_ Hope so too! Thanks, Lia :)
@@saprine_ make friends people they come in handy
I’m 16 now and I have been practicing since I was 11 I’ve been recently really practicing hard so I can work for riot games one day it’s my dream job 😭
(I sadly don’t know of any people with connections to riot but I do have some of my stepdads friends who works for a different company like riot)
Yoo also 16 and have the exact same dream as you! Work hard, I believe in you. Btw imagine we meeting in a few years at riot😭😂
Keep going yall. 16 here and i am going to make my daydreams real using blender.
@@hipxel hell yeah go for it I believe in you
Me too bro i'm currently making my portfolio for a freelance career, and i'm also 16 :)
I just graduated from school and I really want to get into the game art industry but I'm just having trouble getting my foot in the door. Most places are looking for senior level artists and there really isnt many options for junior level artists
I would love if you had any tips for getting started
look at art outsourcing to get some experience
Apply anyway! You never know
damn the only real easier way to get in is through connections
Didn't know they've been working for Arcane for that long😲
Same lol I just saw their ad on google!
Bruh amd then released by 2021, bruh thats long
Charles Lee seems so genuine. I wish I could meet him
Tysm for this video😭
Being Artist for video games is literally my dream job. Im on the way!!!
I want to take art classes but in my place here in the Philippines its kinda difficult. Also i think im taking the wrong college course.. I just feel its not in line with what i want to be working in the future.
-Edit: the interview actually is pretty helpful for us beginner artists who still have no knowledge abou the industry.. A lot of thanks for this channel❤
Yeah me too..im from PH and im thinking of only finishing high school and then focus on my art
I'm an art student here in PH but the college itself doesn't take our course seriously, it's really disappointing 😂
Fellow Pinoys count me in. It's really saddening how we don't have that much opportunity here. I'm taking fine arts in college right now cause it's the only art related course available in my province, definitely not enjoying it. I kinda wish we have art courses here in line with getting to this kind of industry, cause I always wanted to be a concept artist.
Graphic design student here and my opinion in this based on my peers in my major who are also artists and freelancers is that you should still go to school. I don’t know about Art colleges in the Philippines but at the very least get a minor or major in Business. Because if you’re going towards the freelance route, you’ll have to learn to market and manage yourself. A major in graphic design will still help grow your creativity and design process but if I’d known art bootcamps exist, I would’ve gone for that instead. Where I live it costs about $9,000 or more but that’s still cheaper than university education.
broo 😭 marunong ako magdrawing ska legit gusto qng magwork sa art in gaming/animation, pero pinag arki ako nang parents q 😭😭
Well gotta work harder to get into Riot
yes!!!! lets claim it
Soon :).
yes lets claim it!
Is there any way of getting that sort of teaching with kazone outsite of the USA, like in the UK ?
Just be yourself and respect people
All that time on them working on arcane was worth it
great video, didn't appear in my notifications
That's a dream of mine that will never come true but ok
Wait dad? That’s literally my father lol, he’s really nice and I’m so happy he worked on arcane even though I can’t watch it yet
Can you do a sketchbook tour with kim jung gi or karl kopinski?
Do you know Proko? I think he did sketchbook tours with both of them ^^
This is very informative! I'm glad this came to my recommendation!
G'day sir, I have a question, is it possible for me (who lives in SEA) to work in riot games on the USA?
I originally wanted to become a nurse so I picked my subjects according to that but now I realize that game designing is my dream
That's what I wanted to do to, I wanted to be a nurse but now I wanna be a game artist but I have no clue how to start nor am I great at art
awesome interview !
Thanks for watching!
Nice
how old is he now ?
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This is my dream job, 😭😭
su programa falla y a mi me reportan?
q tipo de lenguaje de programacion estan usando?
who is she?, would love to see her works
Good
Damn currently in highschool with okay skill level looks like i gotta grind way more less do this my fellow art people >:D
Watch Jim Sterling.
How he get into industry ? count how many times he said *Right* but its probably not Right , that was RIOT , right guys ? , thats riot( right)
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no me gusta comentar pero estoy muy enfadado
por 3 veses q me punen por q el programa lago no es mi culpa
hahah dang this is from 2018
Welp I'm losing hope after losing count at 500 jobs no one wants me, I make both Illustrations and characters concept art, both paiting and photobashing. But does anyone wants me? No. At this point I'm just not sure if art is my job anymore
amo lol pero esta pasando de bueno a lo basura
We need to talk about how Riot Games in an extension of the Chinese Communist Party.
How to get a ticket to sexual harassment town
Aka Riot/Blizzard
i would take his advice,But considering how many sjw's work at riot or how many times they have bent the knee to sjw tantrums. I'm sure it would do more harm than good.
I think the majority of artists and animators working there don't give a flying fuck about all that nose dude .. They just there to work on something cool and call it a day....Then they can switch jobs..
Riot would be good on ur CV.. and thats that.
Really, You should not invest your brain cells on these people or what noise SJW do online... its just cancers trash that should never be consumed Period.
Bruv most artists don’t care at all about politics and frankly it’s just annoying, especially living in America. Everything doesn’t have to be politicized lmao
Yeah, find a different job then.
With that kind of attitude you will not be part of the industry for long, provided you could even get there.
you sound like a baby
you just need to have a BIG chunk of luck.....also its lot of easier if you are not just regular female or male :) trust me :)