Friday, August 22, 2008

I am a dirty press whore

So if you check out the latest issue of Animation Magazine, you can read a multi artist-interview about breaking into the field of animation prop design, where guys like me, Lance Falk, and Darrel Bowen give you the low-down on what it takes to get a job in this biz. If you already have a job, feel free to ignore it; You know what you're doing. To save you $6, I've posted the article below:

18 comments:

  1. Wait, I didn't see anything that said you have to have a rockin' name like "John Warfare" or "Bob Combat"...

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  2. Good Article. Cheers!

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  3. Dude... feel NO shame ok? This is awesome.

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  4. I thought being a dirty press whore made me sound sexier, no? :P

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  5. Thanks for the advice, very Interesting.

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  6. It's good to know how far away such a career would be. Thanks for reprinting the article.

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  7. Anonymous1:50 PM

    Dirty Press Whore? Yeah, it makes you sound sexier - but honestly man - the smell - could you please take a shower?

    Awesome article, Chris.

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  8. I'm gonna send this article to the past to teach myself job tips.

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  9. Awasome blog, I love your characters!

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  10. Nowt wrong with being a whore...just don't go telling everyone ! :)

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  11. where was this article when i was a 18? no fair...

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  12. fantastic article, Chris, and lovely lovely art work on your blog!

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  13. can you give me some drawing tips? I wanna be like you one day and design characters/storyboard and I thought I was good but I have now just realised that i need ALOT of practice!
    So can you help, and in a way, be my sensai? lol

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  14. very awesome!! dirty, dirty, dirty.......

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  15. Nice! Thanks for sharing...

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  16. Anonymous2:29 PM

    Hey, Chris: I love your blog, and I'm trying to get that FlickR badge you have on yours onto mine (with my art of course), but it keeps telling me something's wrong with the HTML.

    Any ideas?

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  17. John- I just copied and pasted the HTML that Flickr provided, so I dunno what's going wrong for ya. Sometimes this stuff takes alot of trial & error...

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