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Beverly Johnson
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Thinking that you need to be at a certain level to draw something can really hold you back. Make art that you would want to make professionally, you don't have to wait to animate, make a comic, or do concept art. Opportunities will come..

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Kenny Park
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Kenny Park
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Just be willing to work hard, there's no cut and dry path to being a successful commercial artist. It's taken many people years and years to get to where they are and that never changes. I don't know of anyone who feels like they've 'arrived' at their ideal artist self..

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Karoline Pietrowski
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Karoline Pietrowski
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I need to feel free and I love to work as a freelancer. Schedule my work at my own pace isn't just extremely relaxing for me, but gives me more time to spend with my family..

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Eduardo Vieira
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Eduardo Vieira
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Designing a character is essentially a problem-solving activity. Finding a solution that is not only effective but also visually attractive it's really the biggest brain teaser to me..

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Sarah Koudelka‎
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Sarah Koudelka‎
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Jackie Droujko‎
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Jackie Droujko‎
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Hu'u Ngan Pham‎
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Hu'u Ngan Pham‎
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Olaf Yen‎
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Olaf Yen‎
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The Tale of Princess Kaguya
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The Tale of Princess Kaguya
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A bitter sweet story that manages to be both hopeful and sad, and occasionally even funny, all at once..

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Song of the Sea
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Song of the Sea
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Song of the Sea is clearly a labor of love, having spent over five years in production, it tackles subjects not normally touched upon in mainstream family films..

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Ilya Kuvshinov
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Ilya Kuvshinov
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Nishi
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Nishi
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Julian Totino Tedesco
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Mattias Adolfsson
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Mattias Adolfsson
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Art of a Bug's Life
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Art of a Bug's Life
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A colony of ants living in the middle of a dry creek led by Princess Atta and her mother, the Queen, is oppressed by a gang of marauding grasshoppers that arrive every season demanding food from the ants. One day, after Flik, an individualist and would-be inventor, accidentally knocks the annual offering into a stream with his latest invention, a grain harvesting device..

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Art of Berserk
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Art of Berserk
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Guts is a wandering mercenary whose entire world from birth is warfare and bloodshed. Born from a hanged corpse, the adoptive mother who rescued him dies from the plague when Guts is only two years old, and from then on Guts learns to fight in the mercenary band led by his adoptive father Gambino..

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Art of the Rose of Versailles
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Art of the Rose of Versailles
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General Jarjayes, despaired over never getting a son, decides to raise his youngest daughter as a man. He trained her well in the arts of fencing, horsemanship, and medieval combat..

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Art of Steven Universe
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Art of Steven Universe
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The Crystal Gems live in an ancient beachside temple, protecting humanity from monsters and other threats. Ageless alien warriors, they project feminine humanoid forms from magical gemstones that are the core of their being. The Crystal Gems are Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl and Steven, a young half-human, half-Gem boy..

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BumJin Kim
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BumJin Kim
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Aina Albi‎
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Aina Albi‎
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Simon Sitron
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Simon Sitron
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Maria Picassó Piquer‎
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Maria Picassó Piquer‎
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Break The Law of Silence
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Break The Law of Silence
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Have I Got a Story For You
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Have I Got a Story For You
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Super Turbo Atomic Ninja Rabbit
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Super Turbo Atomic Ninja Rabbit
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Eclipse
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Eclipse
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TV Series Reviews
Cowboy Bebop
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Cowboy Bebop
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It's one of the most critically acclaimed television series ever created. It's the Firefly of anime. It's one of the few shows that actually lives up to all of its hype..

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Kino's Journey
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Kino's Journey
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Kino's Journey follows a young traveler who journeys to various countries astride a talking motorcycle named Hermes. Kino only spends three days and two nights in each country, before moving to the next..

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