Be a Snortvart
summary
Starts from childhood drawings and argues that creative work follows what is loved not chasing jobs and shows how that plays out: pencil ink watercolor scans into Photoshop using basically three Photoshop tools, video-documenting process on an iPhone, a 40-hour dropcap alphabet for Notegraphy, a 100 girls portrait series, giant portraits for Nike House of Hoops, skulls turned into a Scotch and Soda jacket and five limited prints that sell out before opening — a workflow that produces flow and real commissions.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Finding creative inspiration
- 6:48Snortvart's childhood passions
- 10:21Weaknesses as creative strengths
- 13:51Childhood to adult creativity
- 15:58Balancing creative work and life
- 18:06Flow and happiness in creativity
- 19:10Illustration process and techniques
- 23:25Repetition and style evolution
- 27:42Creative collaborations
- 31:39Documenting creative growth
- 34:32Digital art process
- 39:14Community and remixing
- 41:09Embrace failure and inner child
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