Don't learn CONCEPT ART!

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[ok_listen]

At first I thought the title was clickbait, but you said absolutely correct truths. Too many concept artists, too many schools faking to teach this job, and way little opportunities.

[CrayfishDesign]

You have become another one that I trust (in terms of concept art.) It's very hard to find someone like you. Most people always think concept art as the badass production paintings and they dont know what we actually do

[eldonevans]

They are integrated; drawing, construction, modelling etc. are all the same beast, you should learn all of them and never stop

[mathiaskonradosland]

Well put together video! Your style is clean and informative.
I have to agree, when I tell my students what concept art is, the answer has always been disappointing as it isn't always clear. I find myself saying "it depends on what you are doing". In the end, to be a good concept artist / designer, you need to be able to be a damn good draftsman, create ideas from imagination and communicate clearly. Let me know if you feel inclined to agree. Thanks for the video Antonio!

[milky]

I appreciate how there are captions to your videos, i can understand your words more fully!

[mojoryse]

after years of people telling me so many different misconceptions about the industry, it seems i finally understand these nebulous terms from this video. thanks! 😃

[robertlkiss]

We have the same issues with the product design terms. A lot of digital only companies advertise for product designers which is confusing for traditional Industrial/Product designers.

Very good video nice points. I always had issues with the concept artist term as well since I considered myself more of a concept designer since I never cared about nicely illustrating something (like an artist might want to) once I got the main idea over in a way that made the concept perfectly understood by everyone.

And thanks for including me in your video cheers ;)

[Nataliia_Ria]

Nice clarification of development stages 👍🏼 Viking approved. Valhalla’s with you!

[insectostrich]

You know? When it read, “don’t learn concept art” you had me worried there for a second because I’m actually thinking of going into creative media where they do concept art. so, I thought you were gonna say something that might’ve made me think I made a mistake, but no you were just clarifying the more accurate term of this specific concept art.😅😂

[NgocHan-gymz]

wow best video about concept art i've ever seen. The most articulate, well-structured and intelligible written piece about this industry. I subscribed! 💪🏽

[vietpham]

This clarify so much! Thanks for awesome video! Viking Approved. Valhalla is with you!

[TheJester-ctpi]

Can you become a concept/visual artist that specializes in a particular genre, like horror? I'd love to do environment, character, and prop design, which I know is a mass undertaking, but if you specialize in a particular genre, do such artist positions exist?

[karinaacosta]

Viking approved, Valhalla is with you!💪🏽

[danielguerra]

The proper way to naming would be "entertainment concept design": Visual problem solving for the entertainment industry.

[johnparty]

One thing you're insanely true is most company first hire 'concept artist' for making stylized concept art, but then their project changes, a lot of realistic game/movie project is priority then a experienced stylized artist have to do a job as industrial designer to make functional things for high quality assets... This job is kind of not same job at different time, and almost mess up as artist is not experienced with the highly functional quality. In a short word, this is not a job anyone can learn in couple years, it can be a lifetime and suffer a lot as requirements go higher...

[MIchaelSybi]

A concept art is something, which later becomes a real-life prop, a 3d model. Whereas an illustration is not that demanding in terms of form representation, clarity and construction. It can be flat, unrealistic, but emotional. Whereas a concept art should clearly convey how to build it

[JJ_d.Lizard]

Yes this video is very much clickbait. You don't build a house without a blueprint. You don't start nor finish a project without concept art.

[CuriousTrotter]

Viking approved, Valhalla is with you!

[fred]

Some solid info! Also shout ot to the Big Mish for those sweet colorscripts!

[sakurabaLP]

I think I understand your point and I agree with you, I think it is necessary to separate designers from artists.
Concept artist = artistic illustration (HQ, mangá, movies, etc)
Concept designer = technical illustration (objects, industry, etc)
Right??