In this episode discover how David was close to forking out a fortune to become a Concept Artist but a combination of his sheer determination, StarCraft & our platform was all he needed to achieve his goals. And when your IMDB includes credits such as Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Thor Ragnarok, and much more -its a decision well made.
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Irena’s passion for her craft knows no bounds. Having worked on projects such as The Lion King, Call of the Wild, to name a few, we discover how our Intro to Matte Painting class w/ Maxx Burman helped Irena on her journey and which high profile our sought her out for a mentorship.
Episode 6 of The Learn Squared Podcast welcomes Concept Artist Jonas Hassibi. Jonas is obsessed with the psychology and philosophy of not just art but also humanity. We ask the question – Can Art Change Lives?
Episode 5 of The Learn Squared welcomes Concept Artist Will Domeyer. Discover how Will landed his dream job and how he grabbed a seat on Steve Wang’s Concept Art Hacks Mentorships.
Today we welcome Senior Concept Artist Lars Sowig who, in his own words, breaks down his galactic piece – SPACE BREAKER. Lars plies his trade at EA DICE having previously worked at CRYTEK & UBISOFT working on games such as Tom Clancy’s – The Division 2 and more.
Episode 4 of The Learn Squared Podcast welcomes Nicholas Lim. Nicholas gives us an insight into how he utilizes his curiosity in ways that benefit him and what it has been like freelancing during a pandemic.
Episode 3 of The Learn Squared Podcast welcomes 2D & 3D Graphic Artist Magdalena Płoszkiewicz. Magda is also an Illustrator and is working on switching her creative gears from one speciality to the next – all whilst juggling full-time work, freelance and trying to improve her craft.
Episode 1 of The Learn Squared Podcast welcomes Senior Concept Artist Lars Sowig. Lars discusses how Learn Squared shaped his journey and workflow and what life is like working in a games studio.
Serjan Burlak is one of those creatives who are obsessed about their craft. That very obsession crystalizes into qualities we recognize as measures of success or signs of prolificacy.