跟讀練習: How To Side Hustle With Your Art - 通過影片學習英語口語

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I've always wanted to be an artist, ever since I could remember.

My mom, however, had other plans for me.

She wanted me to achieve all these great things.

Deep down, I had my own ambitions and dreams.

And when she found out, she wasn't very happy.

She was concerned about my future.

Being an artist meant financial instability.

And somewhere I'd struggle to make ends meet.

I mean, she made a lot of good points.

But times have changed.

Things are different.

And I believe if you have the talent and pursue it, it can take you far enough to make a decent living.

So here are some practical tips on how to side hustle with your art.

Before I begin, I want to show you my drawing essentials.

A sketchbook, drawing papers, my pack contains a pencil, a comic pen, a brush pen, a felt pen, another brush pen, a fine tip pen, black ink, pencil sharpener, and an eraser.

It's not something I can easily fit in my pocket.

But imagine if I can.

This is the Galaxy Note 20.

It comes with a built-in stylus and has single-handedly replaced my drawing essentials.

Special thanks to my sponsor, Clip Studio Paint.

You can enjoy a 6-month free trial through the Samsung Galaxy Store, and the sign-up is really simple.

I was able to activate it right away.

Clip Studio Paint is available on other platforms like Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

And it took me less than a day to learn how to use it.

Alright, let's get started.

Something that has helped me tremendously is using a tripod.

It kind of works like an easel.

It just makes creating on the go easier.

I can work just about anywhere.

An important skill that can help your art is marketing.

Small things, like creating your own stickers, can get your art out there.

You have printers now that can print and cut out your own stickers.

I personally buy a lot of stickers from illustrators that I discovered through Instagram.

You can imagine that if those stickers are placed on a phone or laptop, it's basically free marketing for your art.

So let's take it to the next level.

A brand contacts you, and they commission you to create content for their social media.

There's different types of content you can make, like photos, videos, but I know one thing for sure, brands love art.

They can use your art in their emails, website, social media, and even print it on merchandise.

So these stickers here were commissioned from an artist that once did an illustration of my brand and tagged me.

And that was actually how I discovered her work.

And still to this day, I work with her.

Try creating things for brands or creators, and if you can tag them, hopefully they reach out and collaborate.

And stickers are just the beginning.

Your art can be used on all sorts of things.

Clothes, bags, in this case this illustration was made for, can you guess?

Blotting sheets.

But this can also go on a book, an album cover, whatever.

If you think about it, just about any consumer goods you see out there had some sort of design applied to the product.

And I know tons of people who bought something just because the packaging was cute.

So if you learn packaging design, imagine what you can create and make better.

But let's say you're more into digital art, like GIFs that you can use on Instagram stories or Twitch stickers.

This is a useful skill to have.

I've commissioned an illustrator to make stickers for my own brand, and I love seeing other people use them on their stories.

Stickers can give your audience a creative way to engage with your brand.

And if you want your own branded stickers, first, you need a verified Giphy account, which isn't hard to make.

Once you have that, upload your GIFs and make sure the background is transparent, and it should take a day for it to be approved.

After that, it's ready to use.

Another useful skill to have in your back pocket is storyboarding, especially if you're in production.

This helps the director tell a better story.

And there's a reason why this technique is used in movies, animation, commercial shoots, just about anything that requires sequential storytelling.

And if you happen to know someone in production, just let them know that you can storyboard any future shoots.

Even a makeup video like the one we shot here needed a storyboard.

And because of the storyboards, we were able to get all the shots needed for the video.

Speaking of makeup, this is something that has helped me as a beauty creator.

Instead of applying makeup on face charts, I just paint directly on a photo to create the look.

It's kind of like storyboarding but with makeup.

I've had times when I do a lot of makeup trial

and error and my skin gets irritated after removing and reapplying over and over again.

And trust me, that's no fun.

So doing this saves me a lot of time.

So if I like what I see, I'll recreate the look.

This was a test look I was practicing for a new collection.

Personally, I like to practice my look first before a shoot so that I can save time on set.

So I'm holding here my first computer drawing.

This was made from a very old black and white computer.

And I'm really glad my mom kept all these for me.

She actually saved all of my childhood drawings in this giant notebook.

And when I was much older, she surprised me with this.

honestly my most cherished gift.

And I forgot how much I drew as a kid.

There's something I want to stress on is always keep your drawings, even the ones you think are bad.

Because one day when you're older, like myself, you can always look back and see how much you've grown.

And it's kind of crazy because I remember my dream was to be a fashion designer, then it changed to a manga artist, and then a character designer for games.

I ended up being something else, but I'm still able to create and that's what matters.

Speaking of being a manga artist, I found out later how much work goes into it.

So not only do you have to write the story, you have to draw everything and this, add screen tone.

So whenever you see a shading or texture in a manga, that's a screen tone which is this.

You peel it off, you stick it on and honestly I don't even know if I'm doing this right.

And with the razor, you have to carefully cut out the excess screen tone and wherever you don't want it to be.

This is kind of like the equivalent of a select tool.

Then you have to peel it off and there's still more and I'm not done yet.

I still have to remove more.

So I'm butchering this demo but you get the idea.

It's a lot of work and it took me around 20 minutes just to do this.

This isn't even a full page.

So manga the old school way may not be for me but that doesn't mean I can't make one.

I was able to play around and create a page

so Clip Studio Paint already has templates ready to go and

if you select a panel you can sketch things out and you don't have to worry about drawing outside the lines.

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If you're a storyteller, bringing it to life visually just brings a new dimension to your work.

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As an artist, creating a story like a comic, manga, or webtoon is another great way to get your work out there.

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There are tons of manga and webtoons that turn into huge anime series and live actions.

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So there's definitely a chance.

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And you can even collaborate with other creators and build a team.

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One can do the drawing and inking, the other can do the coloring and speech bubbles.

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You never know until you try, and there's tons of tutorials on how to start one.

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So the time it took me to make that one cat drawing the traditional way, I was able to finish this entire page.

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Time is the ultimate currency in production, so you want to save as much time as possible.

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But of course, I always appreciate the human touch.

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Nothing can ever capture pencil and paper, but we're getting pretty close.

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This stylus has a sensitive pen pressure that makes it feel realistic.

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In the comic world, a g-pen is reliable because it can create thick

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and thin lines depending on how much pressure you apply.

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You can find the exact g-pen here and notice the line quality is reflected by my pen pressure.

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Pen pressure is super personal and you can calibrate your pen pressure so that it feels as natural as the real thing.

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When I started to draw digitally, I struggled.

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There was definitely a learning curve and I preferred my paper and pencil, but what helped me get better was drawing as I normally do,

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then scanning my drawing or taking a picture and importing it into the program and re-inking it digitally.

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And if you want to create the cleanest line art, I recommend inking in a vector layer so that you can reshape your line with ease.

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That way, if you want to go to print, your line art will come out cleaner.

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And if you mess up, don't worry, you can always just undo and try again.

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I used to be really insecure about my art, and I compared myself to other illustrators.

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As I've grown, I've come to realize that we all have different styles, and we can always improve and evolve.

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If I want to get better, I just gotta draw more, practice, and be open to learning new techniques.

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And there's tons of tutorials you can find online.

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I personally like to watch speed paintings because I can learn a lot through their process.

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And is it just me, or is coloring therapeutic?

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I know they sell those adult coloring books, but coloring this way is way more satisfying.

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Plus, you can create so many cool things.

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If there's anything I've learned on this journey, it's investing in yourself and the right tools.

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You never know what hidden talents you have in there, and it starts by trying.

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There's always something new to create, a new story to tell, a new memory to cherish.

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If you do what you love, you'll never work another day in your life.

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Good luck.

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為什麼要通過這個影片練習口語？

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語法與表達方式分析

影片中使用了一些關鍵的語法結構和表達方式，以下是幾個示例：

條件句：影片中的講者提到，“如果你有才能並追求它”，這表達了一種願望與可能性的關係。條件句可以讓您在日常交流中清楚地表達假設情況。
祈使句：講者使用像“嘗試創造東西”這樣的祈使句，鼓勵聽眾採取行動。這種句型直接且具有號召力，適合用在口語練習中。
現在進行時：影片中常用的“正在製作”或“正在創作”的表述展示了正在進行的動作，這一時態在描述當前活動時非常實用。

常見發音難點

在影片中，有幾個單詞和短語的發音可能會對學習者造成困擾。這些難點包括：

“art”：這個詞的發音需要注意舌頭位置，確保您在發出“a”音時能夠清晰準確。
“commission”：這個詞可能容易被快速說出來時吞音。練習時可以慢慢分解音節，確保每個音節都被清晰地發出。
“content”：此字在不同語境中發音的細微差別，尤其是在句子的重音位置變化，對提高英語發音的敏感度也是一種挑戰。

在練習發音時，建議您使用“shadow speak”方法，模仿影片中的語音語調，幫助自己提高英語發音。

影片中的語法

說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：

結構	影片中的用法
條件句 if + 從句，will/would + 動詞 — 條件及其結果	if I like what I see, I'll recreate · If you do what you love, you'll never
現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事	I've always wanted · have changed · has helped
被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的	are placed · were commissioned · was made
定語從句 who / which + 從句 — 補充說明人或事物	people who bought · tone which is

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語法與表達方式分析

常見發音難點

影片中的語法

什麼是跟讀法？