Tips I WISH I KNEW in my ART CAREER as an ILLUSTRATOR

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5 pieces of advice I would give myself early in my illustration art career.

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[jorobot]

Brooke, I can't believe I JUST found you so late in my life! I'm an art director but always wanted to be a full-time illustrator, and after many years I decided to go for it in full. Just wanted you to know that you're not just helping young artists get through this tough industry, you're also helping those who, like me, are switching to their passion career with shaking hands and overwhelmingly confused brains. Thanks for sharing what you know!

[BrookeGlaser]

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[mpdubois]

Hi! I'm so glad I found your channel! Your tips are so good.

[magicmegi]

Thanks Brooke for these carreer tips videos. I'll definitely watch your skillshare class "productivity for artists" this week.

[kyungmix]

These are all REALLY helpful advice. Thank you, I shall be incorporating them into my life from today.

[trajectoriescareerstories]

Brooke, great advice, I've started a series on people's career stories with the first episode talking to a sculptor, it may be of interest to your viewers 😊

[TamiAG]

Hello Brooke! I love this! I have a question: In one of your sticky notes said choose a color pallete, Do I need to illustrate all my work with 3 or 5 colors? O just one specific illustration? I love working with bright and pastel colors and I keep seeing artists that just work with 3 or 4 but I don’t know if I want to stick just with 3 or 4... 😅 (I mean All my illlustrations) BTW I found you on skillshare! Loved your class!!!