20 YEARS OF CREATIVITY: THE ART OF EXPERIENCE
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happy birthday.
40? gawd I don't even remember 40. I turn 67 in a few weeks and am just beginning my art journet.
Wow. I find myself in a very similar situation. I'm 24, went to college for graphic design, don't do it anymore, live at home, working a day job and trying to make art my job while I feel like all my peers have surpassed me. This video was very reassuring and comforting to alleviate some stresses and insecurities and I know I just have to stay strong and positive and keep studying and making things.
Started out with a full head of hair, enden up with...
The journey has tolls on us all
@@TylerEdlin84A worthy exchange 😤😤
He looks so much cooler bald
He became Kane from Comand and Conquer
He did 100 color studies
100 anatomy studies
100 composition studies
Everyday
Happy 40th birthday sir Tyler. Your art journey has been inspirational and may it continue for decades to come.
Thanks very much for your support, Tyler.
People like you are golden.
What a wholesome video, especially in the end when we see photos of you when you were younger and struggling to find your way in the world. It makes us feel there is hope for us for a bright future in the creative field.
Happy 40th buddy, as always amazing advice! I turn 40 next year in 2025, Scary honestly but time is an illusion we all witness, doing what you love is a life worth living
Thanks man!
beautiful drawing, your story really resonated with me, I'm barely 19 years old and I'm starting to venture into digital art as a freelancer, your videos help me a lot and it's simply encouraging to hear your story, a little late but happy birthday Tyler!
Happy 40th Tyler ! Thanks so much for being a great teacher and an awesome artist !
My pleasure!
I'm in a similar situation. I'll come back here in 16 years and update you if I succeeded by my 40th birthday.
Lovely video man. Thanks for the content!
Thank you for being an inspiration
Thank you, Tyler! Your story really inspires me!
Love your channel ❤🎉
This was something I needed to hear. You're awesome Tyler! Thank you
I wouldn’t trade my today’s experience for some big early on success. I’m much more confident and happy as a person knowing that I can go through an incredible amount of sh** hitting the fan and learn from that experience and become a better person in the end, grateful for what I have and ready to learn. It also helps me in my family life.
So, thank you for the video. I don’t know you personally but it feels like we just had a conversation sitting in a backyard watching stars move.
Art on, whoever is reading this. Don’t give up. There’s always something better on the other side of this phase.
Beautifully said. I’ve been telling myself this lately. Why draw just for early success. Then what happens after you find it and you “made it”? Build up to success is better than a speed run through life.
@@inhuman_human6790 yep, and never forget your art is you. The better you, the better is your art 🧚🏻♂️🫶
Tyler you have no idea how helpful it was to hear your story.
Thanks a lot for sharing! Keep the spirit alive.
Thank you for sharing this Tyler and happy 40th! Been a fan of yours for a while now
Huge video. Very inspiring!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thankyou for sharing your story Tyler, has always been a big fan of your work from prior years!!
Happy birthday man! Thanks for sharing, I feel I related so much to this. This was a giant reminder to keep moving forward
Thanks for all the content and teaching you do! It gives context to what you do and your passion for doing art and teaching.
You re always an inspiration Tyler,, with great art but humble, glad we can learn from you.
Hi Tyler! Happy birthday and may God bless you always! What a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing a fraction of your story with us. It's very inspiring to see the path you've taken, and to see how you've come so far. It was great to have watched this video, especially now, at this point in my life. Many of the things you said resonated with me, and I was extremely touched. Thank you for that!
Happy birthday!
Muchas Gracias por tu sinceridad Maestro,apenas estoy iniciando mi viaje pero estos videos son de mucha ayuda.Gracias
Happy 40th birthday dude, what a journey and thank you for everything you have done and given during all this time , I've learn so much thing from you that help me till today and I'm really appreciate it, I wish all the best world could give for you, for your family, and everyone around you, happy birthday dude
This is invaluable, thank you for sharing your journey and reminding us all to be patient, but continuing to work and control what you can 😎
Thanks Tyler for sharing your experience! Hearing your tale is very reassuring and inspiring, especially as somebody who's well into adulthood still looking for their start in the industry. I'm happy to hear you've been through and done so much, and you're still going for more! I wanna wish you the very best, especially on collabing with your wife! Let's do our best to thrive as creators ☺
Happy birthday!! 😊✨ Your journey it's so inspiring omg, I will work harder and smarter to be a pro artist and art teacher like you!!
Happy birthday Tyler and thank you so much, your videos always come at the right time 🙏
I appreciate that!
Hello, Tyler. I've always been a lurker but I decided today was finally the time to comment on your video and say thank you. I always listen to your content while I'm working on my art and I have to say, you've been incredibly inspirational to my art journey by not only providing wisdom, but also hope whenever I'm in a rut. This video especially demonstrates that many artists, including myself, go through the same hurdles and it's important to keep our head up and push on. In many ways, you and other prominent art youtubers have become my surrogate mentors, which is something I felt lacking since there aren't many artists in my personal life. So once again, thank you for making these videos and I look forward to more to come.
Thank you for this video
Muy emocionante y sincero. Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, tu experiencia de vida y tu pasión por la vida. Un abrazo.
Thanks for sharing your journey with us Tyler, and happy 40th to you!
Thank you!
Thank you for this, I was always around people that did work only for money and felt a career like this wouldn’t work even though I love art. Obviously still keep whats putting bread on the table but this brings more confidence to actually go for my dreams🙏🏽
happy birthday
This makes me feel significantly better.
After the week I had, really needed to hear this. Your words truly make a difference. Congratulations on your well earned success and Happy Birthday!
So glad!, thank you
I know i'm a little late to the party but Happy 40th birthday Sir, i just want to say i'v been learning alot from your videos and really appreciate your amazing work and advice, for me i am turning 20 this month and i've got a whole journey ahead of me and you're making it way less overwhelming and scary for me so thanks alot! !
Your story really resonated with me and I am very surprised to have the same thoughts as I have in each of your videos. I'm 22 and have been working as an artist for 4 years. At the age of 18 I enrolled as a graphic designer and a couple of months later I got a job as an artist in a studio. In my first year I dropped out of university because I chose to gain practical experience and, of course, having my own income was a plus. I drew more intuitively and now, 4 years later, I really feel the lack of new knowledge to implement my ideas. All this time I also thought that I had more skills than I actually did, because I was the youngest employee in the company and was a lead for older artists. This gave me a false sense that I had enough knowledge and did not take the time to educate myself. I was also afraid to apply for fitback and thought that now I’ll learn on my own and then I won’t be ashamed, but in the end this didn’t happen. Now I’ve completed my first course with a mentor and it’s just like a breath of fresh air! My eyes were opened to many things. Your videos are very helpful, thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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Ваша история очень отозвалась у меня в душе и я очень удивлена таким же мыслям, как у меня в каждом вашем видео. Мне 22 работаю художником 4 года. В 18 лет поступила на графического дизайнера и через пару месяцев устроилась художником в студию, на первом курсе отлислилась из университета, так как выбрала получать практический опыт и конечно же наличие своего дохода было плюсом. Рисовала больше интуитивно и сейчас, спустя 4 года, сильно очущаю нехватку новых знаний для воплощения своих идей. Все это время тоже думала , что у меня больше скилов , чем на самом деле, ведь я самый молодой сотрудник в компании и была лидом у более старших художников. Это дало мне ложное чувство, что у меня достаточно знаний и не уделяла время самообразованию. Тоже боялась обращаться за фитбеком и думала, что сейчас сама подучусь и потом будет не стыдно, но в итоге этого не произошло. Сейчас прошла свой первый курс с ментором и это просто как глоток свежего воздуха! Открылись глаза на многие вещи. Ваши видео очень полезны, спасибо за то, что делитесь своими мыслями!
Thank you❤
I'm at least morbidly comforted hearing that I'm doing down the same road as you, switched from Game Design major to Graphic Design though I would like to do some type of drawn illustration, concept art, storyboard, whatever I'm in that stage of figuring out what I want to do, reading blogs and youtube videos trying to figure out what its like while working on fundamentals and personal projects on my own. So this is good insight on how it is switching and figuring this out longer term. Super scary but glad its not just me.
You are so right sir. Working really gets a person to great heights. Starting somewhere from small to bigger projects, some indie project we were like 3 guys at the core and like 10+ with the localization, voiceover guys etc. So when one starts to tailor their network with these kind of people who are creating projects, finally they can achieve their goals and go for bigger projects or create their own IPs or their own brand. For instance I have worked in an indie game before. Then I have jumped up to a bigger team who are exploring a worldbuilding IP which has different concepts and projects on broad range of mediums. They are not commercially big yet but the vision of the project is great and well planned. Believing the vision, chasing the dream, learning the skills necessary and then being around people who are doing what you want to do is quite the strategy.
This video really inspires me thank you!
I'm so glad!
@@TylerEdlin84 🙌🙌
Am of a similar age and have somewhat of a similar story- growing up during the same time and wanting a career to do with art, so enjoyed listening to some of your experiences :)
Happy 40th birthday!! its very interesting to hear this. im 24 now, and working part time with illustration while i study Art direction at uni. I dont reeeally want to be an art director, since i mostly just wonna produce illustrations and animation since thats what i enjoy doing. But im positioning myself in the job market as selling my knowledge instead of selling my illustrations. Especially considering the fact most people can now create complex images with ai. Hence why i will sell myself as a visual communicator and developer. Hopefully that will make it so i dont have to draw karlach with big male genitalia to pay for rent anymore!
When you mentioned ‘Fighting an uphill battle’ it reminded me of how I said the same thing as ‘Going up shit creek without a paddle’( I can thank my dad for that one 😅) Thanks for the video Tyler!👍🏻
I really thought that was gonna be a bg3 ad lol!
That intro hit so hard and felt like it was calling me out every time I don’t feel motivated to draw I play bg3 for a couple days in a row…
When I do it’s literally just for an hour. Thats why I haven’t beaten it yet and I have been playing since launch
hell yeah, bg3 fan myself as well :D
Esos tiempos aunque tenía 10 años en el 2007, por ser más saludable uno mejoraba en cualquier cosa que se proponía, no te comparabas constantemente en Instagram o CZcams, no querías recibir gratificación instantánea muy rápida, el focus era mejor, pero ahora si uno se desconecta tiene los mismos beneficios 💪🏻 solo hay que ser más fuerte y paciente
Hello im a tattoo artist and i find your story very inspiring… congratulations for all your efforts and success… i try to improve my portfolio for many years already and your videos are helping me a lot…thanks for the opportunity…all of good 😉👍
Fake it till you make it sucka, my linkedin still got Tyler Edlin Studios listed lol
I do wanna add that degrees are essential for those who want to move overseas for work, you can probably substitute that with experience but nonetheless a worthwhile investment as it cuts out alot of paperwork.
Happy Birthday! I was never asked to show my diploma until I decided to move to another country. Often you need to have a degree to get the proper visa. But I work as an Art Lead in games and my degree in architecture doesn’t work
is your discord open to anyone? I've been looking for an artist community that I hope can help motivate me
There’s a public discord linked below every video, I’m not active in it but I do a hangout there for anyone every Monday. I have an exclusive discord as well that’s with any tier on patreon.
Andy Walsh has been dropping too many blackpills lately, I need some hopium
I watched his part 1 video before he deleted it and watched his part 2 video and it seems hopeless. I'm not even in the industry, just aspiring and it seems daunting with all the layoffs, AI, outsourcing etc.
yeah hes a bit of a "negative nancy"
haaaaaaaaaaaa