You're A Better Artist Than You Think

Today on You're A Better Artist Than You Think: How to make the death of a character emotional, memorable and meaningful, instead of shallow shock value that leaves your fanbase feeling betrayed.

With Brian McDonald, story consultant to Pixar and Lucasfilm and the author of my personal favorite book on story craft, "Invisible Ink."

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This episode contains major spoilers for:

• The Lion King
• Game of Thrones: Season 8
• The Walking Dead: Seasons 7 & 8
• Lost: Season 3
• Aliens & Alien 3
• Terminator 2 & 3
• Star Trek 2 & 3
• The Last of Us Parts I & II
• Bambi
• Star Wars: A New Hope & The Force Awakens
• The Shawshank Redemption
• Three Kings
• …and Fantastic Four #217

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00:00 Episode Start 00:22 Opinion Alert! 02:15 Constructive Criticism Vs. "Negativity" 05:04 The Culture Of Time 07:16 The Benefits Of Criticism 08:08 Why Do Artists and Storytellers Fear Criticism? 09:51 Introduction To "Story Math" 14:18 The Problem With "Addictive" Storytelling 16:43 "Story Math" Defined 17:17 Death Is Not (Necessarily) The End 19:08 Character Death Vs. Recasting The Role 21:46 Stories Are Survival 25:56 Sequels And Prequels 31:20 Other Ways To Raise The Stakes 34:33 Death As Catalyst 43:16 Should Fans Be Allowed "Save" A Character's Life? 47:50 Bambi's Mom Vs. Obi-Wan Kenobi 55:26 Character Death As Sacrifice

Today on You're A Better Artist Than You Think:

Charlotte Belland, art educator and author of "Draw All The Animals," offers tips on a variety of animal drawing challenges, including comparative anatomy, creature design and making confident lines.

PLUS: A gesture drawing workflow that applies to humans too!

00:00 Episode Start

00:08 Introduction

00:16 Tip #1: Compare Your Own Anatomy

01:54 Tip #2: Keep It Light

02:18 Tip #3: Wait For The "Nouns"

03:06 Tip #4: Keep A Steady Pace

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04:18 Tip #5: Don't "Nod"

10:25 Tip #6: Draw Animals At Home

11:51 Tip #7: Push It Until It Breaks

15:36 Tip #8: Ask How It Works

18:16 Tips 1-8 Re-Cap

19:29 Tip #9: Speak In Your Own Language

21:34 Tip #10: Beware The "Hairy Line"

22:42 Best/ Worst Advice

23:39 Who's Your Favorite Muppet?

25:11 The Magic Feather

31:13 Blooper

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How paper sketchbooks help you think in creative ways that screens simply can't.

PLUS: Why six months of sketching literally changes how you see!

...with special guest Roland Allen, author of The Notebook: A History Of Thinking On Paper.

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00:00 Episode Start

03:15 Why We Don't Love Our Devices

03:45 How Paper Helps Us Think

08:39 Why Is The "Blank Page" Inspiring?

13:02 Fascination With Process

14:32 "Easy To Get Right, Hard To Get Wrong..."

16:22 How Paper Empowers Artists

23:36 The Problem Of Impermanence

25:24 How Sketchbooks Change Your Brain

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How and why illustrator Amanda "Din" Duarte (Disney Lorcana, Ubisoft, Blizzard) left her solo freelance career to form a virtual studio that now employs over 40 creative professionals.

PLUS: Burn out or burn it all down?

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00:00 Episode Start

08:52 Freelancing Vs. Running A Studio

10:26 "The Fear Of Failing Everyone"

13:25 Knowing When To Pivot

17:00 Finding The Right Artist For The Job

21:52 Best/ Worst Advice

26:41 Who Is Your Favorite Muppet And Why?

27:26 The Magic Feather

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Thank you for listening!

Procreate's Kyle Webster, the Internet's favorite digital art brush builder, on why brush choice matters more than many artists realize.

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00:00 Episode Start

02:40 Why Brushes Matter At Studios

08:45 Why Brushes Matter For Beginners

09:27 Why You Should "Audition" Your Digital Art Brushes

10:55 Why Brushes Matter for Artistic Style

13:45 Why Brushes Matter To Kyle

15:44 How Brushes Inspire New Styles

18:09 Why Brushes Matter for Workflow

21:04 Why Brushes Matter for Speed

21:55 Best/ Worst Advice

26:51 Who's Your Favorite Muppet And Why?

28:49 The Magic Feather

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Shawn Pryor, author of over sixty published books and graphic novels (most for all ages), offers insights on outlining, working with artists and the essential role of conflict in story development.

01:55 An Expansive Bibliography

03:09 Finding Something To Say

04:37 The "Conflict List"

07:17 Developing The Outline

11:32 Placing The Act Breaks

13:56 The First Draft Transition

15:27 Working With Artists

21:00 Common Problems With Comic Scripts

22:09 When Is A Script Finished?

23:59 Best/ Worst Advice

25:44 Who's Your Favorite Muppet?

26:06 The Magic Feather

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KM Weiland, author of "Creating Character Arcs" and "Structuring Your Novel" reveals how to solve plot problems using "chiastic" or "mirrored" story structure.

Plus: Understanding "The Thematic Lie" and building the most important structural "beat" in storytelling!

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00:00 Episode Start 02:15 Introduction To "Mirrored" Storytelling 03:04 The Hook And Resolution 03:37 The "Normal" World & The "New" World 05:13 Mirrored Story Structure in "Toy Story" 06:40 Join The Magic Box Brush Club 07:06 How Act Breaks Mirror Each Other 10:25 The Thematic Lie 15:47 The Midpoint As A Mirror 28:51 Solving Story Problems With "Mirrored" Structure 31:07 Structural Timing 34:46 Why Story Structure Matters 40:30 Making Story Structure Your Own 42:59 Best/ Worst Advice 44:46 What Was Your Personal Midpoint As An Artist? 48:19 Mindset Shift 51:34 The Magic Feather 57:14 End Credits

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SPOILER WARNING: This conversation contains major spoilers for Toy Story and minor spoilers for The Godfather and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

Find KM Weiland's books and blog at http://HelpingWritersBecomeAuthors.com and learn more about our mentorship program The Clockwork Heart at http://MagicBoxAcademy.com

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In this episode of You're A Better Artist Than You Think: Why "time management" so rarely works for artists and four tips for a more effective solution.

As creative people, we care a lot about time because our projects require so much of it. Furthermore, many, if not most of us want to spend more time working on our creative projects, not less. Even when we're successful in implementing "time management" strategies, the strategies themselves are not.

That's because "time management," as it's commonly understood, is not the solution, but rather, priority management. With these four priority management tips, you'll learn how to give your best energy to what matters most in your creative life.

00:00 Intro/ Theme Music

00:17 Can't Find Time For Art? Try This...

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01:24 Give Your Best To Your Project

16:48 Tip #1: Make Early Easier

18:30 Tip #2: Plan For Smooth Transitions

29:16 Tip #3: Optimize Your Workspace

43:26 Tip #4: End With Preparation

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Victoria Ying, animation visual development artist (Tangled, Frozen, Big Hero 6) and comics creator (City Of Secrets, Harvey winner Hungry Ghost) joins for today's episode of You're A Better Artist Than You Think!

Learn how to avoid overwhelm, burnout and art-related injuries, set realistic deadlines and push through the boredom when attempting ambitious, creative projects.

Plus: Why routines aren't for everyone...

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00:00 Episode Start 00:22 Tip #1: Start Small 04:04 Tip #2: Accept The Boredom 06:41 Tip #3: Know Your Timelines 09:25 Tip #4: Practice Finishing 11:11 Tip #5: Routines Aren't For Everyone: 14:21 Tip #6: Find The Friction 16:17 Tip #7: Work With What Ya' Got 17:44 Tip #8: Break Down Deadlines 19:27 Tip #9: Mind Your Body 21:56 Tip #10: The Longer The Project, The More Opportunity For Setbacks 27:32 Tip #11: Just Get To The End 28:36 Tip #12: Find Your People 32:42 Best/ Worst Advice: 34:16 Who's Your Favorite Muppet? 34:46 The Magic Feather: 36:09 Read/Watch/Play/Listen

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The Jim Henson Company Archives' Director and Historian Karen Falk offers insights into Jim's creative process, his collaborative style of leadership and the evolution of his characters.

If you're listening on one of the audio-only platforms like Apple Podcasts or Spotify, I do want to encourage you to check out the video version on our YouTube channel where we'll feature images from the new edition of Karen's book titled "Jim Henson's: Imagination Illustrated" as well as photos and video clips from my visits to various Henson exhibits.

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00:00 Intro

00:11 Theme Music

00:35 Interview Begins

00:58 Jim Henson's Imagination Illustrated

03:19 More Than Muppets

06:02 Jim's Personal Touch

07:13 Jim's Fearlessness

08:32 Jim Henson The Character Designer

09:20 From 2D To 3D

10:30 A More Professional Finish

13:12 Jim Henson's Character Designers

14:27 Jim Henson The Director

16:14 Controlled Chaos

17:04 Joining The Jim Henson Company

18:22 Jim's Red Book Blog

20:35 Puppet Preservation

22:06 The Museum Partners

26:47 Character Design Evolution

30:30 The Historical Record

31:40 The Jim Henson Legacy

35:11 Karen's Unique Perspective

38:06 Credits

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Author Fritz Horstman of the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation reveals how color "lies" to our eyes and why that matters to artists.

PLUS: Changing our relationship to color from "painful" to "playful."

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00:37 What Josef Albers Means To Present-Day Artists

01:24 Interaction Of Color

02:28 Science Vs Experience

03:51 Color Relativity

04:58 Playing With Color

06:04 Homage To The Square

06:49 The Personification Of Color

07:50 Rothko And Albers

11:15 Interacting With Color

15:11 Let Color Come To You

16:16 How To Play With Color

18:18 Color Intervals

18:48 The Illusion Of Transparency

19:45 Color And Music

21:27 How Color Distorts Proportion

22:55 To Open Eyes

24:56 No "Favorite" Colors

26:29 Developing Your Tolerance For Ambiguity

26:58 Color For Non-Artists

27:47 The Magic Feather

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"The Disney Revolt" author Jake Friedman surveys the infamous animation strike of 1941, and explains why it matters to present-day artists.

We consider the cost of Walt Disney's perfectionism, the painful, personal consequences of his decisions, and whether he ever learned from them.

PLUS: The most influential Disney animator you've never heard of...

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00:49 Introduction: The Disney Animators' Strike Of 1941

04:08 Disney Vs. Disney

06:37 Art Babbitt - The Most Influential Disney Artist You've Never Heard Of

12:47 Reconstructing The Timeline Of The Disney Strike

15:37 Would The Disney Strike Have Happened Without Art Babbitt?

17:27 Loyalty Above Creativity?

19:01 Products Of Our Influences

20:08 How Walt Disney Was Like Michael Scott From "The Office"

22:44 When Disney History Repeats Itself

25:18 You Can't Fire Family

26:23 The Cost Of Walt's Perfectionism

28:41 Walt Supported His Artists (Until He Didn't)

31:37 The Emotional Ending

34:37 Did Walt Ever Learn His Lesson?

35:42 Was Walt Anti-Union?

39:15 Learn More At TheDisneyRevolt.com

39:55 Credits

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Nine of my current mentees were named "Rising Stars" of 2d & 3d art by ImagineFX magazine.

In this two-part interview series, they're here to share stories of artistic development and how being selected for the article affected their mindsets.

Illustrator Andrea Ivetic Vicai begins the episode with a positive spin on the more frustrating aspects of illustration.

Next, animation artist Lucy Ledsam talks about finding an art career that matches your personality.

VR artist Elizabeth Person and CG artist Carmen Thora Smith talk about making the switch from painting to 3d.

…and finally, character designer Laura Horan presents the benefits of an agile creative process.

Find links to their portfolios and samples of their art at bit.ly/ifxmb

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01:18 Illustrator Andrea Ivetic Vicai:

02:17 Infinite Challenge = Infinite Inspiration

03:46 The Devil On The Shoulder

04:52 Be Your Own Best Friend

06:36 Andrea's Magic Feather

08:09 Animation Artist Lucy Ledsam:

08:48 "I'm Not Big And Bombastic..."

12:14 Advice For Non-Bombastic Artists

13:05 Lucy's Magic Feather

18:01 VR Artist Elizabeth Person:

18:26 Specialization As Curation

18:59 Switching Industries

23:14 Lizzy's Magic Feather

23:51 Disney Is Convenient

25:53 CG Artist Carmen Thora Smith:

27:06 Learning Complicated Software

28:12 Shifting Stories

29:36 Tools Do Matter

30:28 Carmen's Magic Feather

31:26 "Just-In-Time" Learning

33:08 Character Designer Laura Horan:

34:28 Don't Settle For Less

36:01 Objectivity Is Impossible

38:04 Laura's Magic Feather

39:16 CREDITS

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What would you do if you learned that your artwork would be featured in an industry-leading magazine for creative professionals all over the world?

…and you only had a few days to select and submit your samples, write a professional bio and a short blurb about each submission, update your website and prepare a series of social media posts to coincide with the publication date?

Would you find that inspiring?

…motivating?

…terrifying?

Nine of my students faced this question when they were named among ImagineFX Magazine's "Rising Stars" of 2D and 3D art.

…and they're all here to talk about this career-defining moment.

They'll share their initial reactions and the challenges they encountered throughout the process. They open up about their struggles with self-doubt, perfectionism, and the super-tight deadline.

…and offer insights about how the experience changed them.

…probably forever.

Today, in part one of a two part series, we'll hear from Mutia Terian, Rami Juma, Dan Tompkins and Veronica Kosowski - in that order.

You can find samples of their work and links to connect with each of them at http://bit.ly/ifxmb

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00:00 Intro

01:29 Learn More At MagicBoxAcademy.com

01:47 Mutia Terian: Animation Artist

02:50 Mutia Terian: Developing Confidence

07:07 Mutia Terian: Defining Confidence

09:54 Mutia Terian: What To Do When You're Stuck

11:10 Mutia's Magic Feather

16:49 Rami Juma: Digital Painter

17:28 Rami Juma: The Benefits Of Writing About Your Art

20:08 Rami Juma: Effort Vs. Effect

24:41 Rami Juma: When To Change Things Up

27:00 Rami Juma: Gifts From Your Younger Self

29:03 Rami Juma: How Mindset Affects Art

31:19 Rami's Magic Feather

34:13 Dan Tompkins: Character Designer

34:53 Dan Tompkins: Improving Old Art

37:07 Dan Tompkins: Saved By "Game Face"

38:01 Dan Tompkins: Drawing Yourself Out Of Doubt

39:19 Dan Tompkins: Desensitizing Yourself To Doubt

41:58 Dan's Magic Feather

43:05 Veronica Kosowski: Animation Background Painter/ VisDev Artist

44:12 Veronica Kosowski: Learning From Your Younger Self

47:05 Veronica Kosowski: The Benefits Of Life-Long Projects

48:59 Veronica Kosowski: Fear As Perfectionism

50:37 Veronica's Magic Feather (Except Not)

54:57 Connect & Subscribe

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In part one of this series, graphic novelist and literary agent Tori Sharp shared tips on pitching to publishers, how story guides design, and the challenge of creating honest art.

Now, in part two, Tori talks about stories as "sense-making" devices, urges the importance of celebration breaks during long projects, and shares her experience as an autistic artist.

Once again, our production coordinator, Mari Gonzalez Curia, who is currently seeking representation for her first original graphic novel, joins me as co-host.

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00:57 Agent Vs Creator 01:32 Magical Or Terrifying? 02:43 Shouldn't You Be More Excited? 04:24 Taking Celebration Breaks 06:45 Why "Get Out Of The House" Is Good Writing Advice 07:38 Stories As "Sense-Making" Devices 09:26 Neurodivergence & Artistic Development 10:53 Good Teachers Are Good Listeners 11:26 The People Who Can Only Hear Your "Voice" 12:28 Developing Adult Characters In Stories For Kids 14:31 Feeling "Seen" By Stories 19:36 How Has Your Mindset Changed? 21:05 The Best Advice You've Ever Received 21:44 ...And The Worst? 22:45 The Magic Feather

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Graphic novelist and literary agent Tori Sharp shares tips on pitching to publishers, how story guides design and the challenge of creating honest art.

Our Production Coordinator, Mari Gonzalez Curia, who is currently seeking representation for her first original graphic novel, joins me as co-host.

This is the first of a two-part series.

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00:45 Meet Tori Sharp 02:59 Tori's First Comics 05:19 Do You Consider Your Work Nostalgic? 09:24 Coursework Vs. Conversations 11:46 Understanding Passion 13:15 The Challenge Of Creating Honest Art 17:25 A Quick Note From Future Chris 17:44 Continuing Education 19:37 Passion Is Past-Tense 21:17 Rediscovering Her "First Love" 23:02 Tori's "Scariest" Project Yet: Just Pretend 24:36 Managing Panic 25:32 The Unique Challenge Of Sequential Art 28:57 Developing A Visual Style 30:48 Discovering Synesthesia 31:45 Imperfect Perspective 33:06 The Emotional Process Of Pitching 36:52 Pitching Multiple Projects At The Same Time 40:32 Next In Part Two 40:45 Credits

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Next, In Part 2: Tori talks about stories as "sense-making" devices, urges the importance of "celebration breaks" during long projects and shares her experience as an autistic artist.

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Animation visual development artist and background painter Amy Lewis shares insights about the vitality of professional networking, balancing perfectionism with self-acceptance and the attitude she expects from her students and crew.

This is the second in a two-part series.

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00:00 Introduction

01:42 The Struggle Of Self-Critique

05:52 Growing Confidence - Brass Bands And Bullies

09:13 How Amy Beats The Odds

12:11 The Vitality Of Networking

14:21 Happy Little Trees

15:14 Amy's Current Mindset

16:37 Evaluating Amy's Old Portfolios

18:26 The Mindset Amy Recommends For Her Students And Crew

19:38 The Best (And Worst) Advice Amy Ever Received

22:29 The Magic Feather

25:30 Anything Else?

26:41 Credits

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Animation visual development artist and background painter Amy Lewis (SpongeBob, Moominvalley) talks about establishing a freelance animation career from Europe, the most devastating rejection of her career and the amazing opportunity that followed.

This is the first of a two-part series.

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00:00 Introduction

00:39 Meet Amy Lewis

02:11 Amy's Early Influences

05:03 Frustration With University Art Programs

07:02 Experimenting With Illustration

08:05 "I've Found My People..."

09:49 Amy's First Big Break

14:08 Another Year Of Skill Building

15:33 Moominvalley & Art Directing In Lockdown

16:45 Knowing What You Don't Want

18:50 Amy's Dream Job Disappointment

21:33 SpongeBob SquarePants

24:13 The Brave Locomotive

25:52 Amy's Artistic Development

32:17 Next In Part 2

32:31 Credits/ Hidden Track

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Next, In Part Two: Amy shares insights about the vitality of professional networking, balancing perfectionism with self-acceptance and the attitude she expects from her students and crew...

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