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Anonymous at Sat, 19 Jun 2021 13:36:42 UTC No. 833933
I know you enjoy watching us noobies ' get filtered But can some of you season veterans lay out a curriculum for us
school & paid courses fags only stay focus because they are led down a path like a dog we self taught noobs are on our own
>i started learning Blender & C4D 2 months ago became committed dugged deeper into this field & saw to really be good on this path i will need to Know Photoshop, After Effects, illustrator, & indesign , started learning those & my mind is all over the place & dont know what path to continue down
we are not asking for a detail syllabus just where to start the different stages/jobs in the pipeline over saturated markets & shit like that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru0
Anonymous at Sat, 19 Jun 2021 14:56:05 UTC No. 833941
Kys Caribbeanigger schizo
Anonymous at Sat, 19 Jun 2021 15:23:47 UTC No. 833945
>>833933
I didn't take a course or anything. For me it was just
>watch basic tutorials and get used to ui/controls
>decide to make something
>search or ask question at every road block
>thing I made sucks
>try again
Anonymous at Sat, 19 Jun 2021 15:49:28 UTC No. 833953
>>833933
>my mind is all over the place & dont know what path to continue down
That's normal and I encourage you to go down EVERY path that interests you.
Cut down on your media consumption and rather watch all kinds of art related education especially those that have a large overlap in all art disciplines.
If you don't know what to do, disregard specialist stuff and learn art basics and art fundamentals.
Everything about colour, composition, form, perspective etc... you'll need those more than how to do X or Y or Z.
The more general it is, the better. You need to train you brain in how to think like an artist and you need to train your eyes in order to be able to perceive things properly. Observe and steal from your favourite artists. Go and learn about famous artists and art history. Then annualize WHAT they are doing and what kind of principles they apply. Then find the specifics and learn those.
If you follow what interests you the most at first you'll find paths to learn faster because its not actual "learning" its more like you following your curiosity and passion.
Also find some artists on YT that do breakdowns of artistic work from noobs and beginners - watch closely what they say and what they criticise and recommend. Concept artists, digital painters, VFX breakdowns - stuff like that. You not only want to learn the principles but the personal philosophies of other artists, what psychological tricks they employ to stay motivated, where they get their inspiration from etc.
Sadly I don't have specific artists to recommend, nor tutorials, but stay away from people that talk much but don't show (great art they made) like Blender Guru for example.
Here are some that are great for tech related stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW
https://www.youtube.com/c/BlenderSe
Anonymous at Sat, 19 Jun 2021 16:00:53 UTC No. 833956
>>833941
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