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3 Point Perspective: The Illustration Podcast

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4.9 • 811 Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2020

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

What do you do after you graduate from Art School? There are so many ways to use your time, and making the right choice and committing to the right path can seem like a huge decision -- until you realize there is no single “right path”, but rather a framework you can adopt to make sure you are always moving towards your goal. Jake Parker, Lee White, and Will Terry provide that framework, and discuss the different ways you can level up your art career and move closer to being a professional working artist.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to three point perspective, the podcast about illustration, how to do it,
0:09.0	how to make a living at it, and how to make an impact in the world with your art.
0:12.3	I'm Jake Parker. I'm Lee White. And I'm Will Terry. And all three of us are professional
0:17.0	illustrators and have been working for the last 25 years.
0:20.9	We've worked with just about every major publisher in the business and we've published
0:24.3	somewhere between 50 and 75 books and we've all taught illustration at the university.
0:30.1	Each week we pick a fascinating topic on illustration and we argue about it.
0:35.3	We yell at each other and we hug it out at the end.
0:39.6	Sounds good. Well, let's get right down to it because Will hasn't told us what the topic is today and it's his.
0:47.0	Whoa, whoa, whoa, you can't just do that. I'm dying to find out. You got to have a little banter.
0:52.5	We got to banter a little bit.
0:56.0	Let me ask you guys this.
0:58.7	If you,
1:01.8	we got an email and I saw Lee responded to it,
1:04.5	but the email was, do you have anything in place
1:08.0	to save your artwork, your personal sketchbooks or your
1:13.4	personal art in case there's a flood or a fire or something like that? And I like Lee's
1:19.6	response, but I want to hear what Will thinks. Did you see Lee's response? I did not.
1:24.8	Let me orient the viewer. I said you should, I had a three-part response that said you should,
1:29.9	number one, have insurance. If you're a homeowner, that means you'll obviously have homeowners
1:33.9	insurance. But if you're a renter, that's the one that gets people a lot because they don't
1:37.2	think they need to do anything like that. You need renter's insurance if you're running an office out of your home and you're renting a place, you've got to
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