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    • juliepeelart
      juliepeelart SVS OG last edited by

      How about understanding copyrights? Sometimes the prevailing message is that work is automatically under copyright protection. But every once in a while it comes up in a way that makes me worry that I am missing something that I should be doing. For example it is mentioned in the class about understanding contracts.

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      • Eric Castleman
        Eric Castleman last edited by Eric Castleman

        I want to know where the three of you see yourselves in the next ten years artistically. What sort of breakthroughs or goals do you have in mind.

        EricCastleman.com

        SCBWI profile
        https://www.scbwi.org/members-public/eric-castleman

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        • Johanna Kim
          Johanna Kim SVS OG last edited by

          What's the best way to sign one's artwork on social media? My concerns are related to copyright, branding and marketing. Lately, I've been including a copyright symbol with my full name, which of course speak to my copyright concern. I've also seen some folks just put their personal stamp with initials or name. I personally like the look of the personal stamp, but it provides the least information. And some artists put their web address, which supports branding and marketing, but I like that look the least.

          http://www.johannakim.com
          http://instagram.com/johannahkim/

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          • R
            RajSolankiArt last edited by

            @Lee-White I've always wondered about how @Jake-Parker and @Will-Terry go about getting ready for a Comic Con and to go along with that how they determine pricing for their prints and commissions at cons and outside of cons.

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            • MissMushy
              MissMushy SVS OG last edited by

              Studies: besides copying, what is your step by step process for studying other peoples' paintings? Do you list the elements of design (line, value, shape, colour, composition etc.) and make notes on how an artist handles each of these? how do you know you are studying something that's 'good' , particularly as relates to contemporary artists? (I just know what I like).

              www.instagram.com/artbymmartinez
              www.instagram.com/the.mindful.otter

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              • MOO
                MOO SVS OG last edited by

                I'd like to hear about keeping a positive outlook and how to enjoy your work even though you know it isn't as good as it could be. It seems that it is easy to start comparing and, as I learn more, it is harder to ignore flaws. The old perfectionistic syndrome that sometimes keeps us from moving forward through the 'ugly " stages.

                Marsha Ottum Owen

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                • beckporter
                  beckporter last edited by

                  I second @smceccarelli ’s request to hear about whether to learn typography and layout. I frequently feel like I need to go back to school for another education.

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                  • Pamela Fraley
                    Pamela Fraley SVS OG @Lee White last edited by

                    @lee-white I'll ask the question I put in the forums the other day. In regards to portfolio and websites, how many good quality pieces should you have? I was asked if I had a website a while back, but I haven't built one yet. I only have about 3 finished illustrations (2 of which, I think need reworking) and a bunch of random practice sketches. I use Instagram all the time, but I don't feel justified in putting together a website yet. That just feels like a step in a more professional direction.

                    instagram.com/fraleycreates

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                    • Lee White
                      Lee White SVS Team SVS Instructor Pro SVS OG last edited by

                      Hi guys,

                      Thanks for the questions. We recorded the podcast today and it was so much fun! Podcasts should start coming out next week! : )

                      SVS Faculty Instructor
                      www.leewhiteillustration.com

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                      • Buddy Skelton
                        Buddy Skelton last edited by

                        @Lee-White @Jake-Parker @Will-Terry

                        Are there any other learning resources (Books, Videos, Websites) that you guys can recommend for learning the technical aspects of art? Maybe a book or something that gave you a moment of clarity or advanced your skills in a fundamental kind of way.

                        On a separate note, the first three podcasts have been incredible and such a huge inspiration and help. You guys are doing a great job!

                        Thanks

                        Instagram: @StepOne_DrawCircle

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                        • RobinCampbellArt
                          RobinCampbellArt @Lee White last edited by

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                          • TessaW
                            TessaW @RobinCampbellArt last edited by

                            @robincampbellart It's called 3 point perspective: the illustration podcast

                            Website: www.tessawrathall.com

                            Instagram: www.instagram.com/tessawrathall_art/

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