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    Take Composition for Illustrators on Skillshare — https://skl.sh/3TLdkeh Use this link to get 30 days free membership.

    Andy J. Pizza is a New York Times best-selling illustrator and author, and host of the Creative Pep Talk podcast. Today he joins me for a deep-dishy dive into all things illustration and creativity, especially where he and I share a lot of common ground. Along the way, we talk about such topics as the myth of the Inspired Artist, his message of adopting a more positive self-psychology, the balance of inspiration and craft in creative work, and even why he thinks full-blown therapy should be a part of art school education. No topping (or topic) is held back — even the mushrooms and pineapples were allowed in this one. 

     

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    Recent Episodes from Thoughts on Illustration

    Andy J. Pizza

    Andy J. Pizza

    Take Composition for Illustrators on Skillshare — https://skl.sh/3TLdkeh Use this link to get 30 days free membership.

    Andy J. Pizza is a New York Times best-selling illustrator and author, and host of the Creative Pep Talk podcast. Today he joins me for a deep-dishy dive into all things illustration and creativity, especially where he and I share a lot of common ground. Along the way, we talk about such topics as the myth of the Inspired Artist, his message of adopting a more positive self-psychology, the balance of inspiration and craft in creative work, and even why he thinks full-blown therapy should be a part of art school education. No topping (or topic) is held back — even the mushrooms and pineapples were allowed in this one. 

     

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    Becoming an Accidental Expert with Kyle T. Webster (Part 2 of 2)

    Becoming an Accidental Expert with Kyle T. Webster (Part 2 of 2)

    Get Feedback on Your Illustrations in a 1-on-1 Session with Mr. Tom Froese tomfroese.com/coaching

    This is Part 2/2 of my conversation with Kyle T. Webster, which we started in the previous episode (Episode 27). Today we pick up where we left off, with Kyle’s advice for those asking if they should have one style or many, how his background in traditional art skills informs his digital brushes, and he even has a word for artists who might be afraid of how AI will affect the value of their work.

     

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    IN THIS EPISODE

    • Kyle’s Advice - Should I have just One Style or Many?
    • When client wants you to work in a different style
    • The importance of Predictability and Skill over Style
    • 3 Tips about Having a Style
      1. You can choose how varied your style is according to your temperament
      2. Be predictable and repeatable in any styles you offer
      3. Be skilled in whichever styles you offer
    • How many Brushes has Kyle Made?
    • When People "Misuse" Kyle's Brushes
    • Kyle's Understanding of Physical Media in his Digital Brushes
    • When people can't get his brushes to work for them?
    • The difference between Artists and "Tinkerers"
    • Advice for illustrators who want to learn Fresco
    • Kyle's experience making a Domestika Class
    • Fresco Tutorials for University Classes
    • You can get Fresco for free!
    • Kyle's response to my being overwhelmed by all the many options and brushes
    • Kyle's feelings about being the Photoshop Brush guy
    • How the thing we end up being good at differs from what we originally thought
    • Why We Teach (not just for the $)
    • 3 Things Kyle's Excited About
    • Kyle's Thoughts on AI Art
    • Thank Yous and Goodbye

     

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    Becoming an Accidental Expert with Kyle T. Webster (Part 1 of 2)

    Becoming an Accidental Expert with Kyle T. Webster (Part 1 of 2)

    Take my class COMPOSITION FOR ILLUSTRATORS! Use this link and get 1 month free on Skillshare! — https://skl.sh/3TLdkeh

    I'm excited to share with you part 1 of a 2-part conversation I had with illustrator and pioneering digital brush-maker, Kyle T. Webster. Kyle is the guy behind the many, many digital illustration brushes (2,400 and counting) that come bundled with Adobe Photoshop and Fresco. In this episode we talk about his beginnings as an aspiring illustrator many years ago, and how he slowly but steadily built up a small empire around his digital brushes — which have no doubt shaped the world of digital illustration as we know it today. We have a wide ranging conversation that touches on things like:

    • Building up an illustration portfolio when you haven't had any clients yet
    • Why working in different styles can make good business sense
    • What Kyle means when he calls himself an Accidental Expert
    • What Kyle finds most meaningful in his work and career, besides drawing or making brushes
    • Why making Creativity a way of life is necessary to building up a successful career
    • And much, much more!

    HOW TO SUPPORT

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    N THIS EPISODE

    • Intro
    • Quick Intro/Bio of Adam Ming
    • How to Support the Podcast
    • The Interview (Part 1)
      • The Renaissance Man
      • What does the T in Kyle T Webster stand for?
      • Becoming an Accidental Expert
      • The Role of Experimentation and Play
      • Creating Opportunities and Embracing Accidents
      • The Importance of Mentors
      • Embracing Passion to find Opportunities
      • Living Creatively in Any Situation
      • The Importance of Design as a Way of Life
      • Finding Your Guiding Star
      • Leaving a Lasting Legacy
      • The debate on One Style vs. Many
    • Outro

    To Be Continued …. in Part 2

     

    SHOW LINKS

    • Kyle's Substack and Podcast: The Accidental Expert - http://www.accidental-expert.com
    • Drawing Mindfulness App for iOS : Lines of Zen - https://linesofzen.com/
    • Kyle's online shop (Gumroad) for digital illustration tools - https://kyletwebster.gumroad.com

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

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    Thoughts on Illustration
    enFebruary 13, 2024

    Becoming a Successful Illustrator at 40 with Adam Ming

    Becoming a Successful Illustrator at 40 with Adam Ming

    Support the Thoughts on Illustration Podcast at http://patreon.com/tomfroese

    In this first official interview episode on Thoughts on Illustration, Adam Ming shares his thoughts on becoming a successful kids book illustrator in his late thirties and early 40s. Adam is quickly becoming an accomplished picture book illustrator, and along the way, he's sharing his insights and inspiration on his Substack, apty called The Ten Minute illustrator. He's also a co-founder of ILLOGUILD, a community of picture book illustrators  who meet regularly to share ideas, give and get critical feedback, and help one another find the next big opportunity. At the top I share my own thoughts as I dive into this new role as public conversationalist via this podcast.

     

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    IN THIS EPISODE

    • Intro
    • Thoughts on Now Having Guests on the Podcast
    • Call to Support the Podcast
    • Quick Intro/Bio of Adam Ming
    • The Interview
    • Outro

     

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    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
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    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

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    How to Love Your Work Again

    How to Love Your Work Again

    Support the Thoughts on Illustration Podcast at http://patreon.com/tomfroese

    Have you hit a dead end with your work? Are you bored of your style? Or maybe, like me, you feel even worse about the art you've been making lately? This past year has brought a few blows to my professional and personal creativity, and at the end of 2023, I was feeling pretty crappy about my own work. I've come to this point many times in my career, and usually I just shrug it off and keep going. But this time was different. In this episode I talk about how I was able to climb out of a hole of artistic despair and rekindle my love affair with my work. By listening to this episode, I hope you will learn how to rediscover the joy in your own practice. If it hasn't happened to you yet — listen to this one and put it in your back pocket. 😉

    Listen all the way to the end, where I share some additional thoughts on the connection between our process and reclaiming our joy amidst our concerns of Artificial Intelligence taking over our jobs.

     

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    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
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    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

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    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

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    6 Things I Learned from Paul Rand About Illustration

    6 Things I Learned from Paul Rand About Illustration

    Support the Thoughts on Illustration Podcast at http://patreon.com/tomfroese

    Paul Rand is one of my biggest influences and a huge inspiration for this podcast. In this Special Anniversary Episode, I'm going to share with you a little bit about the pioneering American graphic designer, ad man and (in my opinion) illustrator. By listening to this episode you will learn about a legendary figure in graphic design and illustration history. You will also learn valuable insights from Paul about working as a professional creative.

     

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    IN THIS EPISODE

    Chapter 1: Who is Paul Rand?

    Chapter 2: 6 Things I Learned from Paul Rand

     

    PAUL RAND BOOKS CITED OR MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

     

    SHOW LINKS

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
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    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE 

    www.tomfroese.com

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

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    Thoughts on Illustration
    enJanuary 03, 2024

    REPLAY: Good News for Slow Workers

    REPLAY: Good News for Slow Workers

    Take The 6 Stages of Illustration: Leading Clients Through Your Art - Use this link to get 30 days free on Skillshare. https://skl.sh/3LxzI4I

    REPLAY: As I struggle to get my next class published before the end of the year, this episode (originally published as Episode 14) is particularly relevant. Whether you're listening for the first time or you're hearing it again, I truly believe it's worth hearing this message.

    Do you ever feel like everything takes YOU longer than everyone else? In this episode,  talk about what it’s been like for me as a slow worker. What kinds of things have slowed me down, and how have I been able to thrive as a successful illustrator in spite of them. So if you’re a slowpoke trying to figure out why it just takes so long to get things done, this one is for you.

    I’m going talk about why I think there are two kinds of slow — good slow and bad slow — and why we should embrace the former and try to change the latter. And of course, I’ll give you some ways to do both. How can you embrace the things about your work that you maybe wish would go faster, and how you can change some of the things that truly get in your creative way.

    By the end of this episode, I hope that you’ll feel permitted to give yourself the time you need to do your best work — and to defend that time when it comes under question by yourself — or by others.

     

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    IN THIS EPISODE

    Hook - Teachers in art school making us feel like we have to work fast or die in the design industry

    Chapter 1: Slow is Faster Than Stuck

    • Good slow vs. Bad slow
    • Good - Slow for the right reasons
      • Just necessary part of the process
    • Bad - Slow for the wrong reasons
      • Something negative getting in my way
    • Why this episode: to help you overcome anxiety and frustration we feel when we feel like things take longer than they should
    • Story: Rebranding a company without any experience

    Chapter 2: Slow for the Right Reasons

    • Some things just take time
      • Examples: Baking cookies, making wine, waiting for paint to dry
      • For me: My process
    • Reasons for Slow
      • Conceptual reasons
      • Technical reasons
      • Maybe we're just not good at it (not a bad thing)
    • Short deadlines: NOT inevitable
    • Pick Two: Good/Fast/Cheap — sounds good in theory, but is Good ever an option?
    • Takeaways:
      • Some things just take time
      • Build these into your process
      • There is always a struggle to get to the eureka moment
      • We learn how to avoid things that slow us down the most
      • Short deadlines are a CHOICE!

    Chapter 3: Slow for the Wrong reasons

    • Things that take our time but don't need to
    • AKA Pitfalls
    • Examples
      • Trying to go directly over a mountain, rather than around it
      • Baking without a recipe
    • Reasons
      • Trying to take shortcuts that end up taking longer
      • Not following a step by step process
      • Avoiding outside feedback
      • Analysis paralysis
    • Solutions
      • Embrace the long way. Building a solid foundation takes more time up front but saves time down the road.
      • Develop a process through practice over time, and then stick to it.
      • Swallow your pride, be brave, share your mid-process work even though you don't want to!
      • Start with very simple tasks you know you can do. Then do the next right thing, and the next. One thing at a time.

    Episode Summary

     

    LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE

    The Six Stages of Illustration (Skillshare class) - https://www.tomfroese.com/teaching/the-six-stages-of-illustration

    Slow is Faster Than Stuck (My original article on Medium) - https://medium.com/creators-hub/slow-is-faster-than-stuck-e879958364b9

     

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    THANK YOU TO MY TEAM!

    Julia Herrick, Script Editor
    https://julesherrick.com

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE 

    http://linktr.ee/mrtomfroese

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE 

    www.tomfroese.com

     

    Why Bother (Sharing When Nobody Seems to Care)?

    Why Bother (Sharing When Nobody Seems to Care)?

    Start a daily drawing habit in 30 days — Take Drawing Is Important on Skillshare today - Use this link to get 30 days free on Skillshare: https://skl.sh/3UWWY00

    Today's episode is for anyone who feels discouraged by their lack of progress or engagement on social media. As creative people sharing what we love to the world, we hope so much that others love it as much as we do. But what if they don't? When we don't have the sense that others appreciate it, why even bother?

     

    HOW TO SUPPORT

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    PODCAST CREDITS

    All music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk

    http://linktr.ee/semiathletic

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE

    http://www.tomfroese.com

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

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    How do illustrators find their ideas?

    How do illustrators find their ideas?

    Take The 6 Stages of Illustration: Leading Clients Through Your Art - Use this link to get 30 days free on Skillshare.

    Where do ideas come from? How do illustrators, artists and designers get their best ideas? Is it in a stroke of inspiration like a bolt of lightning? Do they mediate for as long as it takes until the perfect idea to appear in their heads? In this episode, we explore how ideas find their into our heads and onto the page and beyond. In Chapter 1 we look into what it means to "get" an idea. Then in Chapter 2, I share my 6 stage process for how to come up with ideas whether or not lighting strikes. I close with some challenging homework that might just help you break through to find your next great idea.

     

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    IN THIS EPISODE

    0:00:00 - Intro

    0:02:29 - How to Support

    0:03:35 - Update on Anniversary Episode plans

    0:07:17 - Chapter 1: What is an Idea?

    • 0:09:58 - 2 Ways Creatives Get Their Ideas
    • 0:16:25 - Knowing HOW to get ideas means knowing WHAT YOU DO
    • 0:23:27 - What goes into an illustration/creative idea?
    • 0:28:17 - Examples of ideas
    • 0:29:45 - Examples of non-ideas

    0:32:49 - Ad: Introducing 1 on 1 coaching!

    0:34:07 - Chapter 2: 6 Steps for Coming Up with Ideas

    • 0:37:45 - Stage 1: Define the problem
    • 0:39:45 - Stage 2: Understand the subject
    • 0:44:35 - Stage 3: Formulate a perspective
    • 0:49:08 - Stage 4: Come up with rough ideas
    • 0:57:49 - Stage 5: Refine your best ideas
    • 1:01:31 - Stage 6: Finalize your idea (final illustration)
    • 1:05:19 - Conclusion: Shift from "coming up with ideas" to Solving Problems
    • 1:07:56 - Advice for beginners to break through in your ideas

    1:09:01 - Outro

     

    LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE

    Niemann, Christoph. "Christoph Niemann Tells the Brutal Truth About the Creative Process." Wired.com. December 2016. https://www.wired.com/2016/12/sunday-sketching-christoph-niemann-tells-brutal-truth-creative-process.

    The Style Class: Work Out Your Illustration Style in a Daily Project  (Skillshare Class)

    The Six Stages of Illustration: Leading Clients Through Your Creative Process  (Skillshare Class)

     

    PODCAST CREDITS

    All music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE

    tomfroese.comlinktr.ee/mrtomfroese

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE 

    www.tomfroese.com

     

    Copyright, Licensing, and Self-Promotion (Part 2)

    Copyright, Licensing, and Self-Promotion (Part 2)

    Take The 6 Stages of Illustration: Leading Clients Through Your Art - Use this link to get 30 days free on Skillshare.

    In this episode we continue our deep dive into the world of Copyright for Illustrators! In this series, we talk about what copyright is, how it relates to licensing and pricing our work, and ultimately, the right to use our work for self-promotion. I also share the results of that project I mentioned in the last episode: did it get selected or not? Will you ever get to see this work, that I'm so proud of? This is Part 2 of 2. Be sure to start with Episode 19 if you haven't already!

    By listening to this episode, you'll learn:

    • What your rights are where it comes to owning and controlling your artwork
    • Why you may not be pricing your illustrations high enough
    • What copyright means in NORMAL, EVERYDAY English
    • Why you should ALWAYS fight for your right to use your work for self promotion

    Disclaimer: THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.

     

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    IN THIS EPISODE

    In Parts 1, 2 and 3, we covered How Copyright Works, How it Relates to Pricing, and then started our Breakdown or Copyright and Licensing. 

    We continue our discussion in Episode 20, picking up on the subject of Buyout Licenses.

    Part 3 — Continued 

    • Licensing
      • Buyout
      • Copyright Transfer
      • Royalties
      • Work for Hire Contracts

    Part 4 — Copyright and Self-Promotion

    • Conclusions
      • Copyright is a Tool
      • You Get To Share Your Work

    Update: Did I Get Chosen for That Big National Project?

    • I share the results of the project I mention in my opening story from Episode 19.
    • Will you ever get to see my work?

    LINKS 

    Types of Illustration Licensing (The Informed Illustrator) — https://www.theinformedillustrator.com/2015/03/types-of-illustration-licensing.html

    About Copyright (AOI) - https://theaoi.com/resources/copyright/what-is-copyright/

    Graphic Artists' Guild Handbook - https://amzn.to/495qkk0 — Use this affiliate link to support the podcast

    Guide to Copyright and Licensing (Folio Illustration and Animation Agency) - https://folioart.co.uk/guide-to-copyright-and-licensing/

     

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE 

    http://linktr.ee/mrtomfroese

    PODCAST TEAM/CREDITS 

    Mark Allan Falk, Audio/Video Engineer
    https://linktr.ee/semiathletic

    All Music, including Theme Song and Cues by Mark Allan Falk.

     

    FIND ME ELSEWHERE 

    www.tomfroese.com