Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Concept Art: Tips from a Pro Artists

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Am I a REAL artist? Or am I just some dude at a desk pretending to be like the art gods I see on Artstation? You're not alone. Imposter Syndrome is a common struggle for many concept artists, and it can be a major roadblock in realizing your creative potential.
In this video, join me and pro artist Randy Ruedisueli as we dive into the mental challenges that come with being a concept artist. We'll share our own experiences with Imposter Syndrome and offer practical tips for overcoming it, so you can stay motivated, satisfied and stoked about your work.
Don't let self-doubt hold you back from creating the art you were meant to make. Join us for an empowering conversation that will help you recognize and conquer Imposter Syndrome once and for all.
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Hardy Fowler is a professional Digital Painter with work seen in productions for Disney, Games Workshop and Neon District among many others.
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16 окт 2024

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@randyruedisueli7470 2 года назад

As always Hardy I appreciate you taking the time to sit and talk with me. Great subject we all struggle with at some point. Hopefully those who struggle with this find some inspiration!

@fowlerillus 2 года назад

It was awesome Randy! Great chatting with you as always.

@saintaegis831 Год назад

I love this discussion and I'm so glad I found this channel. Keep up the great work! I just turned 50 years old. My story is the cautionary tale version of Randy's. I loved art until my porfolio was crushed in a review in my early 20's, which shook my confidence enough that I settled into a regular profession because I wasn't sure if I actually had the chops for art. I've been working in the medical profession for almost 30 years, with the art always calling to me. I try and keep up with it, but I'm never satisified. I'm not as good as everyone else, and I don't know if I could be, because I don't have the time. I don't have the time because I have responsibilities. I use whatever time I have to practice, but I can't seem to break through. Maybe I can't break through because I'm just not good enough. Maybe I never was. Yet, I wake up and the second thought I have every single day is, "what am I going to draw and when I'll be able to find a little time to do it?" So the imposter syndrome is definitely there, but the passion is as well. Hopefully the right one prevails in the end.

@randyruedisueli7470 Год назад

Keep pushing! It’s never too late! I had the same feelings as you. I felt like I was spinning my tires and watching my peers pass me constantly. Matter of fact, they still do sometimes! I’m a slow learner. The best thing I did was find help and others to work with like Hardy. Keep trying and don’t give up. I always feared having regrets later if I didn’t give it everything I had now.

@prix_Ilustração Месяц назад

I love this kind of videos cause we learn a lot!! 😊

@fowlerillus Месяц назад

I’m so glad! Randy is an awesome artist and teacher

@remotecabinstudios 2 года назад

Exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thanks guys!

@fowlerillus 2 года назад

So glad!

@abdelrahmanelmiligy4683 2 года назад

Wonderful talks, Guys! many thanks for bringing up such a delicate subject. 👌🙏

@fowlerillus 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@michaelrasmussen1342 2 года назад

Great interview Hardy and Randy! This is something I fight all the time! It’s gotten a lot better since going through the course, and I’m learning every day how important it is to gain the confidence via practicing the skills that I’ve been taught. On the point of messiness: I end up using the warp and liquify tool a lot to do just that… kinda breaks me out of taking the piece too seriously, and like you said. By the time I’m done I like it better! Anyway, fantastic stuff! And it was great that I got a chance to catch the zoom this time!

@fowlerillus 2 года назад

Great having you there Mike! Glad you enjoyed it :)

@MarekPawowski123 Год назад

I've just watched Randy's portfolio. Amazing stuff. I guess you took Master Course from Hardy. I'm still struggling with it.

@fowlerillus Год назад

Randy is awesome. He's actually teaching a workshop on weapon and prop design tomorrow on the DPS discord server if you want to see more of his stuff in action. And yes, imposter syndrome comes for us all - sorry to hear it's gnawing at you.

@Voxavs Год назад

The best way to fix this is to go to a therapist and talk a bunch about your childhood or some other trauma you have probably forgotten. Someone at some point made you feel like you are not good enough.

@fowlerillus Год назад

Good advice. I think that everyone gets made to feel inadequate at some point growing up but it's an especially acute thing with artists (I think) since we have to put ourselves out there so visibly. Thanks for the perspectives.

@mfrancisco_850 11 месяцев назад

yes this is correct its usually linked to some sort of past trauma as a child because as a kid your mind is programmed to remember things very vividly.