I need questions for YouTube videos

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@NessIllustration thanks Ness! This is very helpful. I didn’t know this was an option. I’ll definitely look into it.

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@MarcRobinson thanks Marc! That’s definitely an interesting question. I’ll definitely note that down for a future video. Thanks again!

[jenn]

Congrats on your video! Here's a possible question: I was intrigued with your color keys and you mentioned that you skipped that step in this piece. I think it would be interesting to see your next video of a speed paint done with a color key first, with a discussion of the results.

[braden H]

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[braden H]

And I'll try to think of some questions

[Sara_C]

Hi there! Congratulations and I've subscribed, looking forward to it!

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@jenn thanks Jenn! That is a very interesting question. I think I’ll have to do a dedicated video just for this topic.

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@braydin-hawlette thanks Braydin! I’m looking forward to your question.

[kylebeaudette]

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My question: What is your favourite type of illustration to do? Your least favourite?

Video looks great! I love watching process vids with ppl talking over them

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@kylebeaudette thanks Kyle! That’s definitely a fun question. That’s going into my list.

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@Sara_C thanks Sara! That means a lot.

[Jeremy Ross]

Congratulations @Nyrryl-Cadiz !!

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[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@Jeremy-Ross thank you Jeremy! That means a lot.

[Michael Angelo Go]

Hello @Nyrryl-Cadiz! I am so glad you've finally started your own Youtube channel and that you're on your way to creating a name for yourself.

Something that has been on my mind, and probably something you can make a whole Youtube video on is perhaps career switching/trajectory?

I would love to hear you expound about how you went from Engineering to Illustration and how you began your art journey or illustration career despite not having an educational background in a related field.

After 2021, I took a break from the illustration industry because I did not and still have not figured out my place in the commercial art world. Animation, illustration, YA novels, etc. I am working with a popular architecture firm, but it has been a very stressful experience for me working in a corporate environment, and now my job security has recently been at risk, leading me to believe I might be let go in the next coming months, despite not even being with a year with them.

But anyways, maybe you could offer advice on how people with different backgrounds can find their place and careers for their artistic passions.

[Nyrryl Cadiz]

@Michael-Angelo-Go thanks Micheal. Very interesting question indeed. One that needs its own video. I’ll try to come up with my own two cents of the matter