Fear of the blank canvas is a struggle every artist must face along their journey. In the first lesson, Jama will share his most effective design rules to overcome beginner obstacles like this. By exploring abstract methods of painting, Jama will show you how to form and visual strong ideas from scratch.
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Heebok Lee 1 year ago
can someone help me where i can download his brush set?
Sierra Wilson 2 years ago
This is a great introduction to the course. I’ve got a graphic design background and while I have a pretty good grasp for composition, I’m awful at working with light sources. Always have been. I’m looking forward to finally exploring that a bit more!
Pablo Wangchuk 2 years ago
I can’t upload my homework, it’s showing the image is too large size or too small
Natthida Anannurak 3 years ago
Hello ! Nice to meet you, Jama. I gonna keep looking forward from your lesson now ^^
Ori ConceptDesign 4 years ago
I should have seen this lesson through years a
Sam González 4 years ago
Hey everyone -- where can I download the Lesson Files? Thanks for your help!
Maik Fraisler 4 years ago
Hey Sam!
It's right under the video describtion, above the "homework".
Cheers
Jesse Flores 4 years ago
Hey there, The video files are failing or something, im getting blinking green flashes all the time. Is it normal?
Tran Thanh 5 years ago
hey guys, where can i download Jama's brush?
Tran Thanh 5 years ago
I can see lesson files nowhere. I downloaded his Brush once but somehow i lost my brushes and now i can not download anymore.
Liam Murphy 5 years ago
It's in the Lesson files.
David Kizler 6 years ago
Here's my first finished frame. Thank you Jama (+Bevel, & Emboss ;) I'm having to fight off some conical crater-like patterns. I think it's due to certain brush types that create too steep of bevel/emboss patterns. It doesn't seem to happen with a simple air brush. Back to practice.
Przemyslaw Slowinski 7 years ago
I'm the only one who has mixed feelings about this new "Student Gallery" thing?
It feels... a bit amateurish?
Jama, how you feel with it? You watch this gallery or rather check images on slack?
Paul Ashall 7 years ago
Hey Jama, Hope you're well? I'm excited that I finally signed up to your courses. My background is in graphic design too and I just want to get back to making some nice art. ;-0
Mita Hapsari 7 years ago
I got the help from John from Learnsquared team. Thankyou Jama :)
Mita Hapsari 7 years ago
*Seeking help downloading lesson files*
Dear Jama, Learnsquared team and all.
Jama, your lesson is very helpful, thankyou. However, I haven`t been able to download lesson files since the day it was uploaded. I`ve tried several solutions including download manager, but it still won`t work. Last week, I did mail the Learsquare team for help, but still no reply so far.
I really hope anyone could help for this :(
thankyou,
Mita
Jama Jurabaev 7 years ago instructor
Hi Mita,
i`ve redirected you question
we`ll help you
thanks
jama
Przemyslaw Slowinski 7 years ago
Okay, that lesson was really cool. Thanks Jama. :)
I feel like this course should be the first one, and 3d-Coat course should be the second...
And by the way - this abstract textures could be a nice thing to play around in 3d-coat and height maps...
Hello World 5 years ago
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Hello World 5 years ago
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Manuel Robles 7 years ago
Hello Shixin, I know the question is for Jama, but maybe I can say something about it, I think, a successful artist should have a balance, yes, today we see beautiful rendered pictures being very popular and this people seems to live doing that, really good, but this is great for Illustration in most cases, in concept art the idea is the more important aspect, but the way you show the idea is really important as well, like jama said, you don't do anything with an idea if you can't comunicate this idea in a really good way, and in this days, the more you practice, the more effective are you at getting good ideas, and good at doing beautiful rendered images, so this is like a way to show your level in some way, but, don't worry too much about million of likes, or million of comments, I did see really good artist, that are working in the industry and living really well, and they didn't have almost comments or likes in their pictures, they just care about making good ideas. And I think, usually if you do a really good work just representating a very good idea, the likes, comments or the most important, jobs, will come to you.
Hello World 7 years ago
Nice to see again Jama.
Jama Jurabaev 7 years ago instructor
Same here))
lets rock this world!)
Przemyslaw Slowinski 7 years ago
Hello again, Jama! ;)
Przemyslaw Slowinski 7 years ago
@Jama, I'm after 1st chapter.
I'm 25 (almost 26), I work as a graphic designer, and I want to be a concept artist.
It sounds familiar. :D
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