Thank you for this, I'm changing careers to something creative. I'm in my early stages but never really thought of internal negative space only external, really clear and concise advice thank you my man.
I love art since I can breath I guess. The knowledge you share goes so deep it kinda opens my view and helps me to understand why I love art so much. It also helps to understand why I feel so attracted to art when it is realized correctly by using that very rules you are so generous to share with us. It was so amusing than you made fun about the narrativ that AI is going to be a danger for artists. Absolutely how will a machine ever be able to adapt those very rules without the ability to feel the art in a certain picture. I am pretty sure it is a long way to reach that very high level of understanding and perfectly applying these rules and educate your own eyes. But it is absolutely worth it!
Te sigo desde hace un año aproximadamente, al igual que a tu socio, son excelentes profesionales.- Me encantaría poder adquirir el curso full de la academia (u$s 695) pero solo lo puedo pagar en cuotas (entre 6 y 12) no cuento con esa cantidad de dinero en efectivo pero le sigo buscando la vuelta para poder seguir capacitándome. Saludos desde Argentina.
whos going to pay my bills then, love to know your thoughts. As u say it takes time, sure I agree but not every one have money to invest and learn and not earn to survive. Its a down word loop if i talk about a mediocre student whos is just starting. Either Struggle and earn or ...
Someone who knows what they are doing with AI can replace you only if you allow them. AI can learn from selected data by a professional to make good results but faster than any human can. But I think this will always be true that the the top people at each field will never be replaced by AI until AI creativity can truly surpass humans and even then wont completely replace art of a human who has put their soul into their work. Long story short, AI is not a threat to you yet learn and do what you want!
Well let me educate you. The way we study calligraphy in Japan is by copying Chinese and Japanese masterpieces. 95% of those are Chinese, obviosuly, mainly because that is where hanzi and calligraphy was born. Japan merely adopted the writing system centuries if not millenia after it was created. So yes, what you see is mostly Chinese calligraphy, with a some exceptions like the image of Japanese kana. However, the way you study calligraphy and some aesthetics are different in Japan due to cultur4al differencies, and Japan has its own schools of calligraphy. Clear now?
