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  @benjaminbjrklund743Күн бұрын

  david lynch and spielberg reminded us of the first rule also:)

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  @justinontube889 күн бұрын

  Life saver! Great work and skillful craft here!

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  @SavannahHoughtaling13 күн бұрын

  Thank you for sharing your experiences. So valuable to share what we as artists learn through our trial and error! Very informative and concise video.

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  @violetjade6415 күн бұрын

  MELJAYVIK REAL EXACTLY EXACTLY

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  @maumaqueda7017 күн бұрын

  Hey Daniel, I just graduated 4 weeks ago and have been very anxious and stressed about polishing my portfolio and sending it to get into the industry, and watching this video has cleared my mind and made me realize its not gonna be easy or fast, so i will just keep grinding like you did. Thank you so much for this:)

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  @Max10_B18 күн бұрын

  some shading and rendering tuts in this style multiple examples would be cool. loved this light example off the top of the head.

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  @snoop331824 күн бұрын

  Wow thanks simple and informative

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  @brgeguam27 күн бұрын

  Very precise and really helpful ! Thank you

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  @MaxCaulfield_oficialАй бұрын

  Hi good evening

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  @user-pi1wt3oe9kАй бұрын

  Thank you very much :)!!

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  @dimon.digitalАй бұрын

  Tips for Jobseeker could be dangerous for Freelancer

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  @RaBoGenАй бұрын

  Amazing, very humbling and inspiring seeing your work and hearing your story. Thanks for sharing Andre!

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  @silverblaizeАй бұрын

  Hey I have a question. Are feature film studios still using Photoshop for boarding, or have they finally moved over to Storyboard Pro? Adobe has been very bad lately, and I don't want to subscribe to them anymore, so I'd rather just use other software instead of Photoshop...

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  @DanielMtalАй бұрын

  lots of studios are allowing storyboard pro now too! at least DreamWorks is. I'm not totally sure which studios aren't. In any case, your portfolio doesn't have to be done in PS even though you might need to work in PS while at the studio

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  @silverblaizeАй бұрын

  @@DanielMtal Ah, that's great to hear. Thanks!!!!

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  @pamthecreator5437Ай бұрын

  These days , studios only hires seniors, and I’m a junior, should I apply anyway?

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  @DanielMtalАй бұрын

  YES! apply anyway, its worth a shot regardless of anything

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  @LuvLifePeaceАй бұрын

  No to Working Hard, yes to working smart. Many industries or businesses still have the slavery mentality of grabbing the most out of people in the shortest time. It works well specially when the industry is in downturn (high unemployment). That is when people's confidence is shaken. Two of my first bosses (Joseph Chen and Vafa Moshtagh - thank you both) told me to pace myself in different words. One told me a Japanese saying that went like "if you work too hard, you will have no time to make money"! That is so true. You can replace money by "paying attention to your goal and where you want to go". I tell my staff to take 20 minutes every day for some quiet time. Think about what you are doing and the way you do things. Is there a better way? Do you have ideas for to improve our processes? Can you eliminate repetitive and boring parts of your daily job.

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  @LuvLifePeaceАй бұрын

  Congrats on your channel Daniel. This is episode is very useful for the people starting their career in animation - the new grads. Best of luck

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  @YoushConsultingАй бұрын

  Congrats Daniel and best of luck with your channel. Great interview!

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  @ariadnaltosАй бұрын

  Thank you so much for this video! As a 3D animator who is trying to land her first job as a junior, it's really interesting

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  @reallymjcАй бұрын

  thanks for this insightful and entertaining interview! love the inclusion of reels

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  @kakaiyaАй бұрын

  You should have more animators on to crit their old reels! This is super helpful :)

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  @DanielMtalАй бұрын

  that's the plan! hopefully I can tackle a bunch of types of jobs and studios. glad its helpful its a lot of fun to do!

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  @Faramir7Ай бұрын

  Very cool video, thanks for sharing!

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  @haleyrose8903Ай бұрын

  Great interview! Can't wait to see more of these! :D

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  @8thPlaceDaveАй бұрын

  Wow Andres your beard is incredible

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  @magicalnarwhal2Ай бұрын

  Awesome video Daniel and Andres! Love this "How They Got" Series! Can't wait to see more!!

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  @KZanimАй бұрын

  Great journey! Andres is awesome! ♥

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  @kuyajaypiАй бұрын

  great work andres! and great interview daniel!

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  @andresderakhshani5988Ай бұрын

  Thanks for having me on the channel! It was great looking back through all these experiences

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  @PengguieАй бұрын

  Thank you for your Hard work. thank you all of you. <3

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  @NatchBoxАй бұрын

  I found this very encouraging! Thanks for sharing your story

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  @faun_fataleАй бұрын

  Ok sooooo.... what does your week look like?.... what type of job do you have? Yeah... you just don't learn much sitting down once a week smh. Or I'm slow in the head. Sock of this type of content. Even if it's true. Only ppl with lots of time seem to have a chance.

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  @faizkaliyugaАй бұрын

  your critique is so so insightful. I'm not a storyboard artist, but i'm learning so much about storytelling in general from this video. it's funny hearing you be so critical of your early work. of course it is a reflection of your growth, but even your earliest work is outstanding. thank you for this video!

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  @NkarengMabina-Ink.co3Ай бұрын

  #5 is what i am currently trynna yeet out of me

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  @NatukhАй бұрын

  Art helps us find who we are and what we injoy. Well l am still trying to finding

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  @iamjustjoshingАй бұрын

  I didn't think the original illustration was bad at all, but after seeing your updated version it's easy to see how much you've improved! The composition with the depth and perspective you added made the biggest difference! It was super cool to see how you block in the lighting, and I'm actually a big fan of the "cuter" style for the orc, I think the style hangs together and makes the whole thing feel cohesive, even if it isn't as intimidating.

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  @BenSketchingАй бұрын

  Wow this helps so much! As an artist trying to get better at making animatics the video is very insightful.

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  @asukaljaeАй бұрын

  Love your vid btw!!! Also question, what program do you recommend to use when creating an animatic?

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  @Ray-uu7csАй бұрын

  Found your channel recently and i really adore your content keep it up

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  @haleyrose8903Ай бұрын

  YAY love this video and love the struggle drawing the mouth

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  @firewolfgamer3897Ай бұрын

  @DanielMtal I want to explore more of your 2016 art portfolio although not so sure where it can be found ?

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  @kully_bonyАй бұрын

  This was so useful! Thank you sm🌷

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  @toniapereyra9390Ай бұрын

  just stumbled across your page, you are so underrated, i learned a lot!!

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  @deetee33Ай бұрын

  love this. would be nice to see color sometime

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  @deetee33Ай бұрын

  I really love this video, pls more

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  @NatchBoxАй бұрын

  Another instant classic!

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  @hilalportraitАй бұрын

  احببت ذلك كثيرا ♥

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  @rafsanrahmanplayz_not_opАй бұрын

  why

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  @christopherchang00Ай бұрын

  I don't know if this will be helpful but if your character is on it's own layer... I'd turn off all the other layers except that one. Then on a new layer, I would fill in all the gaps in the outer linework(silhouette) with gray. Then while referencing all layers, magic wand the outside and then invert the selection (maybe decrease selection by 1 pixel if you're concerned about aliasing) and then just bucket fill it in.

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  @kuyajaypiАй бұрын

  fantastic video daniel! i enjoyed watching you redraw your old piece. man you've always been great

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  @wynnel6236Ай бұрын

  Love the narration along with the drawing, especially agree with the comment about noise being crunchy

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  @pyeitme508Ай бұрын

  Awesome 😎

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  @54GGIАй бұрын

  You should do a video where you can't redraw anything. Drawing honour mode