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In this lesson we're going to talk about "Art studies versus Art creation" Perhaps even versus. What is

the difference between these two things?

Now it's actually really important that we have a very clear idea in our mind what art studies are

and what art creation is.

Because this is actually going to tie in to kind of our fear levels about art.

And make no mistake, there is plenty of fear in creating art.

Right.

So Art Studies is artwork that we do to learn, right. Exercises, sketches in our sketchbooks, gesture drawings

when you're at a coffee shop, you know, concept sketches and roughs, before we do the proper concept design sheets

for a character and so on.

That's what art studies are done for. They're done for our own selves.

Generally speaking they're done to learn.

They're done to observe things, to kind of make visual notes.

That's what art studies are.

And so especially when you're doing art studies and exercises, I want to encourage you, please don't be afraid

to draw, or worry about what it looks like, it doesn't really matter what it looks like.

What matters is that you're making good observational and visual notes on what you're doing.

So that's what our studies are, Art creation on the other hand, of course, is the creation of the main artwork

right.

It's not created for learning, though you will learn things when you're creating stuff, but all creation is the

process of creating a beautiful piece of art. Hopefully an appealing piece of art with a good strong

story.

So just a quick note, just a quick video, on making sure in your mind you've got it very clearly divided:

art studies is one thing, art creation is another thing.

And when you're working, make sure you know what you're doing. "Am I doing a study?.

Or am I making art?" If you're making art you want to be in one mindset.

And if you doing studies, you want to be in a totally fearless other mindset.