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That was around August, I believe, of last last summer. But yeah, and then the final thing was, with deciding to actually start putting my comics and my videos online. And you have to really decide if it’s something you seriously want to go for. And then actually deciding to go to art school was a big critical moment, because you’re putting in like, a lot of time and money.

And basically I started meeting with him and he helped me like, realize that comics can be a real job and all these different things. And I met this, this professor from the University.

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And they basically let you study whatever you want for the whole semester, and they will set you up with a professional, local professional in that field. So I think the like there were a couple of big critical points for me, before I started taking it really seriously, I think the biggest one for me was when I did a, it’s called an ELA at my school, I was in high school. So let’s jump to the interview, which were the biggest decisions you had to do when you want it to be like professional artists, if you can take us to that moment. So please welcome Haley Newsome, also known as Lavender Town. She has very popular YouTube channel where she talks about different topics concerning art and art industry. She’s most known for her two comics and familiar story about we which is Anna disasterpiece comedy comic about her life and art school. She published her first webcomic when she was only 14. But in the end choose to follow her dream of creating comics. She studied storyboarding at Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary. My name is Iva, and my guest today is super talented comic book artists from United States. Hello, everyone and welcome to the next episode of Art Side of Life where it’s all about how you can turn your creative passion into a profession. There are endless possibilities for living a creative life. See you next time!Īll artworks by Haley Newsome, used with permission Episode TranscriptĬreative, artistic, happy! That’s you. Special thanks to Haley for joining me today. Movies by Wes Anderson are very aesthetically appealing and the composition is just perfect.Arts online game: Passpartout: The Starving Artist – Will your art end up in the Louvre or on your parents’ fridge?.

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iMovie & Final Cut Pro for movie editing.

Intuos tablet – lower end drawing tablet.

Cintiq tablet – high-end drawing tablet.

Rebecca Sugar and Pendelton Ward – Cartoon Network animators.

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Her weirdest inspiration is stuff she doesn’t like – boring movie or a show, because it always makes her want to improve it ….

On selecting projects, she tries to think about if it’s gonna negatively impact anything that is going on right now – YouTube or ‘Unfamiliar” (her comic) – if it does, she turns it down, because she wants to stay loyal to people that got her where she is now.

She plans by thinking couple of years into the future and visualizing it.

She likes to make her art available as much as possible because of young artists who don’t have tons of disposable income to spend.

She attended Alberta College of Arts and Design in Calgary – she was looking at Canada for universities because she had heard they have high quality education lot cheaper than in the US, compared to like CalArts.

“Whatever it is you want to do, just start today, it doesn’t matter if you are not good enough, if you start, things will turn out to be fine, you will learn and you will go places!”

Comics: Unfamiliar (a story about wee witches) and Disasterpiece (a comedy comic about her life at art school).

She is doing pretty well on Patreon and as she puts it: ” … Patreon is a stable income, which helps me relax and keep working on my comics and videos without having to worry! I sprinkle rewards all throughout the month, and Patrons hear first about new projects!” Get in touch with Haley