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In part 2 of our “Purple Cow” Case Study with Rebecca Black-Gliko, we talked about her commitment to the craft of stop-motion, and how with deliberate practice, she developed an authentic visual voice which launched her creative career.
Today, our conversation concludes with Beki’s thoughts on improving your craft by thoroughly knowing your tools, seizing opportunities to learn from professionals, and making a habit of experimentation…
In part 1 of our “Purple Cow” Case Study with Rebecca Black-Gliko, we discussed how her unwavering focus led to a highly-competitive, entry-level position at Laika – the stop-motion feature animation studio that produced Coraline and Kubo and the Two Strings.
Today, our conversation continues with Beki’s thoughts on committing to your craft, practicing fundamentals, and launching a career through the development of an authentic visual voice…
Rebecca Black-Gliko’s unwavering focus led to a highly-competitive, entry-level position at Laika – the stop-motion feature animation studio that produced Coraline and Kubo and the Two Strings.
In part 1 of this series, we hear how Beki shaped her own personal brand, and proved herself with an ambitious personal project…
Chris Oatley and Ejiwa (Edge) Ebenebe answer your questions about how to discover and develop your Personal Brand (aka your “Purple Cow.”)
Questions Answered:
Chris Oatley and Ejiwa (Edge) Ebenebe answer your questions about how to discover and develop your Personal Brand (aka your “Purple Cow.”)
Questions Answered:
Previously, in our series on developing your personal brand, we discussed three ways to pursue excellence through learning.
Today we’ll look at how you can leverage your location to find unexpected opportunities…
Previously, in our series on developing your personal brand, we talked about the benefits of non-art skills and the importance of knowing your gear inside and out.
Today we’ll consider three ways to pursue excellence through learning…
Previously in this series, we discussed the value of reliability & commitment and how you can prove to studios and clients that you possess these essential qualities.
Today we’ll consider how your skills (that are unrelated to art) can inform your personal brand …and discuss the power of perfecting your techniques.
In the first two parts of this series, we presented two questions that will help you stand out in this increasingly competitive market.
Now, in part three, we’ll discuss the value of reliability and commitment and how you can prove to studios and potential clients that you possess these essential qualities…
Because of the Internet, most artists are developing their skills faster than ever before.
“Good” is the new “average.”
In part one of this series, we discussed the importance of your Competitive Offer:
The combination of competitive advantages and personal strengths that makes you unique and useful for your target audience.
But while understanding this concept is important, knowing how to apply it is essential.
Today we’ll provide some questions that will help you discover and develop your competitive offers…