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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2022 · 1H 10M

Ep 123 The Most Important Skills an Artist Can Have

from Kick in The Creatives Podcast · host Kick in the Creatives

In today’s art podcast we are going to talk about the most important skills an artist can have. And you might think the most important skills are things that revolve around knowing how to draw and paint! But there are so many more skills you need to work on if you want to be a successful artist. Being good at what you do, isn’t enough. Shownotes: https://kickinthecreatives.com/artist-skills/ Our Sponsor Evolve Art This podcast is sponsored by Evolve. Evolve can teach anyone how to paint in a realism style to a professional level in a year. They offer online lessons, support and also provide the materials you need. To find out more sign up for a free art masterclass at https://kickinthecreatives.com/evolvewebinar Our Art Challenges We have 3 challenges every month: https://kickinthecreatives.com/all-creative-challenges/ On Social Media Instagram | Facebook Group Character and Cartoon Course Just a quick reminder about our new Characters and Cartoons course Don’t forget we have an early bird offer of $29 dollars!  https://kickinthecreatives.com/cartooncourse    

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