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Artists who inspire: SAME – Part 2

Artists Who Inspire: SAME, a Young Promise in Illustration – Part 2

By Chuck Ross

Welcome to the second part of our fascinating interview with SAME, a young and talented rising star in the world of illustration! In this continuation, we’ll dive even deeper into the creative universe of this multifaceted artist, exploring her inspirations, techniques, and advice for those who dream of leaving their mark in the art world. Get ready for a journey full of color, imagination, and artistic wisdom that will leave you eager to grab a pencil and start creating. Let’s dive in!

SAME's artwork

Multidisciplinary Art: The Key to SAME’s Success

We begin this second part by inquiring about how SAME manages to express her unique style across different artistic mediums. Her response reveals a fascinating perspective on the interconnection of various artistic disciplines:

“I never consider myself a person who only paints, draws, or just does ceramics. It’s something they teach you when you study art: a sculptor needs to know how to draw, an animator needs to master perspective. Those who draw must also experiment with three-dimensional work to better understand what they’re putting on paper.”

SAME emphasizes how this versatility has enriched her work: “Understanding how things move when I animate them helped me a lot in making more impactful layouts in comics and creating more interesting situations. Three-dimensional work was crucial for understanding movement in animation because I’m seeing it live and direct.”

This philosophy of multidisciplinary learning has not only broadened SAME’s skills but also deepened her understanding of art in general. Want to explore different artistic styles and techniques? Discover more here and expand your creative horizons as SAME has done.

Another SAME's artwork

Sources of Inspiration: The Artists Shaping SAME’s Style

When it comes to inspiration, SAME reveals a diverse range of artists who have influenced her work:

  • Del Pérez Adán (@estampita): A talented Argentine artist who has caught SAME’s attention.
  • Pablo Roldán (@prr__. v._) and Ezequiel Torres (@ezetorr3s): Founders of Rudo Company. SAME particularly admires Pablo’s use of color and synthesis, as well as Ezequiel’s dynamic animation.
  • Jess Bianchi (@jesicajba): An Argentine illustrator known for her bold use of color and visual effects.
  • Moebius: Legendary French comic artist, admired by SAME for both his illustrations and comics.
  • Winsor McCay: Animation pioneer and cartoonist, whose versatility resonates with SAME’s multidisciplinary approach.

Additionally, SAME mentions her love for the Blacksad comic series and her enjoyment of manga, demonstrating an eclectic taste that spans different styles and cultures.

This diversity of influences is a testament to the importance of exposure to a wide range of artistic styles and techniques. Ready to immerse yourself in a world of artistic inspiration? Click here to discover more and fuel your creativity as SAME does.

The Art of Fanart: A Passion That Builds Community

A fascinating aspect of SAME’s work is her dedication to fanart. Far from being a mere hobby, SAME sees fanart as a powerful tool for connecting with other artists and fans:

“We all have an obsession with something; I became obsessed with cartoons. What I’ve always wanted to achieve with my characters is for someone to make fanart of them, to become obsessed with doing it. I want to have ‘fanartists’,” she shares with a laugh.

SAME views fanart as a form of interpretation and recreation of existing works, highlighting its power to generate community: “It’s really great, it creates a community of people who make fanart, who have fun, who enjoy themselves. Job offers arise, collective fanzines are created, you meet many people who do very interesting things, and all of this perhaps from watching the same cartoon.”

This perspective reminds us of the importance of community in artistic growth. Want to be part of a vibrant artistic community? Enter here to connect with other drawing enthusiasts and experience the power of collective learning.

SAME's fanart

The Life of a Freelance Artist: Flexibility and Diversity

SAME offers an honest look at the life of a freelance artist, revealing the variety of experiences it entails:

“Yes, I’ve always worked as a freelancer, but not always for studios or as an independent. Sometimes people come and say, ‘Hey, I have an idea! Can you make it?’ and then we do a project. Other times there are projects already underway, and I join for a while to work. These are different ways of approaching freelance work.”

This flexibility allows SAME to explore different types of projects and collaborations, enriching her experience and skills. For those aspiring to a similar career, SAME demonstrates the importance of being open to diverse opportunities and ways of working.

Do you dream of a versatile career in the art world? Explore the tools to achieve it here and prepare for a life full of creativity and exciting challenges.

Drawing Challenges and Preferences

Like every artist, SAME has faced her own challenges in learning to draw. She shares her experiences:

“I found it very difficult to work with effects. For example, they would tell me ‘make something underwater,’ but how do I handle the perspective and color? I would rack my brain thinking about it, it really stressed me out. Then, the human figure, hands, feet, things that everyone struggles with. Eventually, at some point, you learn or you get frustrated, and they come out how they come out. But when you want to generate a specific atmosphere, that’s what complicates things for me.”

On the other hand, SAME finds great pleasure in certain aspects of drawing:

“I like doing human figures, but really deformed. I love when they tell me ‘draw a man running in some pose,’ because I can make it completely deformed and full of colors. When I can deform the figure, that’s when I enjoy it the most.”

These reflections remind us that an artist’s path is full of challenges, but also moments of pure creative joy. Ready to face your own artistic challenges? Click here to begin your journey and discover the pleasure of overcoming obstacles and finding your unique style.

SAME's deformed artwork

The Secret to Being a Good Artist: SAME’s Vision

To conclude our interview, SAME shares her perspective on what she considers indispensable to being a good artist:

“For me, the crucial thing is to consume a lot of multimedia content. If you want to go to the museum, go to the museum. Watch series and movies, both live-action and animated. If you find an old French film that you liked because of an image, watch it anyway, it will be useful. Keep in mind to get to know many successful artists, get more involved in your local community. You’ll discover artists close to you from whom you can learn experiences.”

SAME emphasizes the importance of exposure and inspiration: “If what you want is to learn to draw, to have your own style, the best thing is to fill your head with information. This way, when you sit down to draw, you’ll have many things to draw references from, to get inspired by.”

This advice reminds us of the importance of curiosity and openness in artistic development. It’s not just about practice, but about constantly nourishing our minds with new ideas and perspectives.

Conclusion: SAME’s Artistic Journey, a Source of Inspiration

Throughout this interview, SAME has offered us a deep and personal vision of her life as an artist. From her multidisciplinary approach to her passion for fanart, from her challenges to her moments of pure creative joy, SAME shows us that an artist’s path is as diverse as it is exciting.

Her words remind us that being a good artist goes beyond technique. It’s about being open to new experiences, connecting with other artists, facing challenges with determination, and above all, keeping alive the passion for creating.

Dear reader, we hope that SAME’s words have inspired you to follow your own artistic path with renewed enthusiasm. Remember that each artist has their own unique voice, and the journey to discover it is as important as the destination.

We invite you to follow SAME on her social media (@sameconcarne) to stay up to date with her fascinating work. And don’t forget to explore the work of the artists she has recommended; each of them has something unique to offer to the art world.

Are you ready to start your own artistic journey? Take the first step here and join a community of passionate artists who, like SAME, are constantly exploring, creating, and growing.

Until the next interview, where we’ll continue to discover the fascinating stories behind the artists who bring our world to life with their creations!

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Artists Who Inspire: SAME, a Young Promise in Illustration – Part 2

By Chuck Ross

Welcome to the second part of our fascinating interview with SAME, a young and talented rising star in the world of illustration! In this continuation, we’ll dive even deeper into the creative universe of this multifaceted artist, exploring her inspirations, techniques, and advice for those who dream of leaving their mark in the art world. Get ready for a journey full of color, imagination, and artistic wisdom that will leave you eager to grab a pencil and start creating. Let’s dive in!

SAME's artwork

Multidisciplinary Art: The Key to SAME’s Success

We begin this second part by inquiring about how SAME manages to express her unique style across different artistic mediums. Her response reveals a fascinating perspective on the interconnection of various artistic disciplines:

“I never consider myself a person who only paints, draws, or just does ceramics. It’s something they teach you when you study art: a sculptor needs to know how to draw, an animator needs to master perspective. Those who draw must also experiment with three-dimensional work to better understand what they’re putting on paper.”

SAME emphasizes how this versatility has enriched her work: “Understanding how things move when I animate them helped me a lot in making more impactful layouts in comics and creating more interesting situations. Three-dimensional work was crucial for understanding movement in animation because I’m seeing it live and direct.”

This philosophy of multidisciplinary learning has not only broadened SAME’s skills but also deepened her understanding of art in general. Want to explore different artistic styles and techniques? Discover more here and expand your creative horizons as SAME has done.

Another SAME's artwork

Sources of Inspiration: The Artists Shaping SAME’s Style

When it comes to inspiration, SAME reveals a diverse range of artists who have influenced her work:

  • Del Pérez Adán (@estampita): A talented Argentine artist who has caught SAME’s attention.
  • Pablo Roldán (@prr__. v._) and Ezequiel Torres (@ezetorr3s): Founders of Rudo Company. SAME particularly admires Pablo’s use of color and synthesis, as well as Ezequiel’s dynamic animation.
  • Jess Bianchi (@jesicajba): An Argentine illustrator known for her bold use of color and visual effects.
  • Moebius: Legendary French comic artist, admired by SAME for both his illustrations and comics.
  • Winsor McCay: Animation pioneer and cartoonist, whose versatility resonates with SAME’s multidisciplinary approach.

Additionally, SAME mentions her love for the Blacksad comic series and her enjoyment of manga, demonstrating an eclectic taste that spans different styles and cultures.

This diversity of influences is a testament to the importance of exposure to a wide range of artistic styles and techniques. Ready to immerse yourself in a world of artistic inspiration? Click here to discover more and fuel your creativity as SAME does.

The Art of Fanart: A Passion That Builds Community

A fascinating aspect of SAME’s work is her dedication to fanart. Far from being a mere hobby, SAME sees fanart as a powerful tool for connecting with other artists and fans:

“We all have an obsession with something; I became obsessed with cartoons. What I’ve always wanted to achieve with my characters is for someone to make fanart of them, to become obsessed with doing it. I want to have ‘fanartists’,” she shares with a laugh.

SAME views fanart as a form of interpretation and recreation of existing works, highlighting its power to generate community: “It’s really great, it creates a community of people who make fanart, who have fun, who enjoy themselves. Job offers arise, collective fanzines are created, you meet many people who do very interesting things, and all of this perhaps from watching the same cartoon.”

This perspective reminds us of the importance of community in artistic growth. Want to be part of a vibrant artistic community? Enter here to connect with other drawing enthusiasts and experience the power of collective learning.

SAME's fanart

The Life of a Freelance Artist: Flexibility and Diversity

SAME offers an honest look at the life of a freelance artist, revealing the variety of experiences it entails:

“Yes, I’ve always worked as a freelancer, but not always for studios or as an independent. Sometimes people come and say, ‘Hey, I have an idea! Can you make it?’ and then we do a project. Other times there are projects already underway, and I join for a while to work. These are different ways of approaching freelance work.”

This flexibility allows SAME to explore different types of projects and collaborations, enriching her experience and skills. For those aspiring to a similar career, SAME demonstrates the importance of being open to diverse opportunities and ways of working.

Do you dream of a versatile career in the art world? Explore the tools to achieve it here and prepare for a life full of creativity and exciting challenges.

Drawing Challenges and Preferences

Like every artist, SAME has faced her own challenges in learning to draw. She shares her experiences:

“I found it very difficult to work with effects. For example, they would tell me ‘make something underwater,’ but how do I handle the perspective and color? I would rack my brain thinking about it, it really stressed me out. Then, the human figure, hands, feet, things that everyone struggles with. Eventually, at some point, you learn or you get frustrated, and they come out how they come out. But when you want to generate a specific atmosphere, that’s what complicates things for me.”

On the other hand, SAME finds great pleasure in certain aspects of drawing:

“I like doing human figures, but really deformed. I love when they tell me ‘draw a man running in some pose,’ because I can make it completely deformed and full of colors. When I can deform the figure, that’s when I enjoy it the most.”

These reflections remind us that an artist’s path is full of challenges, but also moments of pure creative joy. Ready to face your own artistic challenges? Click here to begin your journey and discover the pleasure of overcoming obstacles and finding your unique style.

SAME's deformed artwork

The Secret to Being a Good Artist: SAME’s Vision

To conclude our interview, SAME shares her perspective on what she considers indispensable to being a good artist:

“For me, the crucial thing is to consume a lot of multimedia content. If you want to go to the museum, go to the museum. Watch series and movies, both live-action and animated. If you find an old French film that you liked because of an image, watch it anyway, it will be useful. Keep in mind to get to know many successful artists, get more involved in your local community. You’ll discover artists close to you from whom you can learn experiences.”

SAME emphasizes the importance of exposure and inspiration: “If what you want is to learn to draw, to have your own style, the best thing is to fill your head with information. This way, when you sit down to draw, you’ll have many things to draw references from, to get inspired by.”

This advice reminds us of the importance of curiosity and openness in artistic development. It’s not just about practice, but about constantly nourishing our minds with new ideas and perspectives.

Conclusion: SAME’s Artistic Journey, a Source of Inspiration

Throughout this interview, SAME has offered us a deep and personal vision of her life as an artist. From her multidisciplinary approach to her passion for fanart, from her challenges to her moments of pure creative joy, SAME shows us that an artist’s path is as diverse as it is exciting.

Her words remind us that being a good artist goes beyond technique. It’s about being open to new experiences, connecting with other artists, facing challenges with determination, and above all, keeping alive the passion for creating.

Dear reader, we hope that SAME’s words have inspired you to follow your own artistic path with renewed enthusiasm. Remember that each artist has their own unique voice, and the journey to discover it is as important as the destination.

We invite you to follow SAME on her social media (@sameconcarne) to stay up to date with her fascinating work. And don’t forget to explore the work of the artists she has recommended; each of them has something unique to offer to the art world.

Are you ready to start your own artistic journey? Take the first step here and join a community of passionate artists who, like SAME, are constantly exploring, creating, and growing.

Until the next interview, where we’ll continue to discover the fascinating stories behind the artists who bring our world to life with their creations!

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