The webinar I did live last night is up on the AnimSchool website archive and you can watch it! Many of you here on DA showed up and asked some awesome questions. Thanks for joining me. So you know, its about 2 hours long, give or take. In the webinar, I talk a little about my career, at the start, you see a little tour of part of my office (the first part got cut off, sorry), I show my new animation reel and discuss some of the scenes, I show some of the early Mushu designs by Chris Saunders, Dean Debeau (can't remember how to spell that), Chris Williams, Peter Dese've, Chen Yi Chang, and myself. In the second half, I teach a little lesson on posing your characters to heighten their Flow, Rhythem, and Tilts- complete with some live drawing demos! AND, I premiered the cover art for my "CHARACTER MENTOR" book!
What? All that for FREE? You bet.
Here's the link to the webinar, you just have to register and then you can watch it:
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Iam 26 and in a art school that's expensive so that I can try out 3D animation and see if I'm any good. So far I'm not that confident. I only create artworks when it's homework, but I once in a great while do some life drawings. The reason is because I get depressed when I can't draw the composition that I have in my head, so why bother.
But if I stop going to the college I have no clue what other career field would interest me/be good at. I am a creative thinker and I don't know what kind of career that I could use this way of thinking. I am good at giving suggestions. Do you know of other jobs better suited for me??
Should I QUIT Art School?
Also, I have 3 more years to go which equals 1 yr. extra in college. It feels like a sentence. This really made more sad tghan usual bout what i want to be. What is your life path advice?
My room kinda looks similar to yours, but with few autographed works, not so much of my own work framed and mounted and of course no professional animation desk. That along with my bed, TV set and DVD shelves. So you can imagine that it's like living in a dorm all over again.
Thanks again for sharing your footage again Tom. May we one day cross paths.