Do You Need an Art Mentor? - Asking Pros

Do you have an art mentor? How did you find them? And do you have any tips for artists looking for one?

I don't think would count dkrecy as a mentor, but I am doing Marc Brunets art school program. And making so much progress in it.

I’m self taught never had a mentor . But I guess I would say George Bridgeman has been my mentor as I been studying his books

Sean Galloway ripped af lol 🤣😂

Funny that kopinsky dude

Surprised that Pascal Campion was here. His art is my inspiration a few years back. His illustrations is weirdly simple and rough but more alive than what it looks like. I bet his use of color is genius.

all proko team just became my mentors

That Burne Hogarth story was bloody hilarious :D

I learned through trial and error. And HELLA doodles in class

I am looking for marketing art mentor ...!??? Any advice where to search ...?

Peter han looks like a boss from yakuza game. Gives you important life lesson about the yakuza world.

really exited for this stuff to hopefully return when all this bullshit is over

Yes, I would say I do need an art mentor. Someone I can start an apprenticeship. But to answer you question, no I don't have an Art Mentor. I wish I did!!!

An art mentor would be sweet!! Really at this point i just would like someone to honestly critique my work so i can improve. I love the stories of the relationships that came about through art in this!! Great video!!

Me Prokopenco, you're a truly divine inspiration, sir. God bless you.

I would love a mentor so badly..

Stan: Do you had an art mentor?
Sean Galloway: No😔
Stan: Ah...ok cool👌😎 bye🤟

I really REALLY need a mentor. I have so many ideas that are transparently clear in my head but I have no direction what so ever all my ideas are in great need of stability.

Why are they all soooo... enthusiastic and excited?! Like, they are not artists but entertainers and online personalities

Stan, don't co-operate with Skillshare. They are crooks and a bunch of unethical assho..... Just read the reviews on Trustpilot. It's almost impossible for subscribers to stop their membership without having their bank blocking their payment cards.

I love this channel

The biggest mistake in drawing is putting the pencil down,because what the artist draw is an expression of inner curiosity and exploration. any shape of line or tone shade is the drive the artist development into your characterization through out time. So, balance your time and draw! never put the pencil down.

Never had a mentor but my high school art teacher always told me to ditch the anime and learn the foundational craft of drawing figures and anatomy, best advice ever💯

Ah yeah I have a art mentor his names is proko.

Yesn't

I would LOVE to have an art mentor, but I'll be realistic😉. Just having an "art buddy" would help me so much at this point! I'm 38, always had a certain talent but never did anything with it (bcs drawing is a "waste of time", right? Also, I'm very anxious about drawing/painting). I'm looking for someone to be my motivator and vice versa, bcs now I realize that my happiest times were those with a brush in hand. And that I regret being at beginner level when I could have had so much experience by now....Would anyone be interested in being my "drawing friend" to keep in touch online and keep each other working and building a habit? Please let me know😊

Where was this comic con located at, and is there an actual name to it?

Who was your mentor Proko?

Ok, anyone else think the baby was the best part of this video xD

Proko, Kopinski, Jung Gi...their videos are bursting at the seams with wisdom and knowledge..but yeh, a real human being as a mentor would be a dream come true

ok I love to hear Peter Han talking, he amazing ❤️❤️❤️

Anime art style is more deeper than I thought it to be

anyone have any resources for art mentors im struggling to find one and was considering paying but a lot of them are fairly expensive based on website statements 100$+ i just want some direction first before seeking actual in depth help with art.

Being self-taught for years, I wish I have an art mentor. Or at least someone who can shout at me everytime I stop practicing.

My best friend is sometimes my support and motivation, my critic, my mentor or my rival. He is definitely better at drawing than I am so seeing how he uses less tools to do more because he knows how to use them correctly often ends up teaching me something. Neither of us have a formal teacher or mentor in the past or present, self taught copy-paste sort of wanna-be artists. I think a mentor would be cool but having all the online resources like this channel means you can see and hear different methods until something resonates with you and then use that until you find another well of information to draw from, which means you'll always be developing as long as you don't stop practicing and learning. Every person you meet knows something you don't after all, so if you're observant enough life can be your mentor. At least I think so?

Thanks a lot .proko

Shit, at first I thought the girl with the colored stripes on her t'shirt was sasha grey. XD