6 Challenges of Rewilding My Illustration Process (And What I'm Doing About Them)
In this episode, I share my thoughts on the difficult but exciting journey of rewilding my illustration process—bringing back more analog, handmade elements into the way I work. While the dream of working more physically is alive and well, the reality is a lot more complicated. In this monologue episode, I unpack six core problems I’ve identified as I try to rewild in real life, and I talk through some solutions, mindset shifts, and small actions I’m taking to move forward.
If you’ve ever felt stuck between your current style and the one you wish you had, or if you're navigating your own transition as a creative, this episode might hit home.
I also share some personal updates, what’s coming up with my classes and book, and an embarrassing story from my recent trip to Paris that involves vintage books, broken French, and a stranger’s purse.
IN THIS EPISODE
- Why rewilding your process is easier said than done
- Six problems I’ve identified on my rewilding journey
- How I’m coaching myself through a style evolution
- Why confidence in your style is often external
- PLUS – Embarrassing Story of the Episode: A Canadian in Paris
SHOW LINKS
- Drawing is Important (Skillshare Class) – https://skl.sh/3TuA0NS
- The Style Class on Skillshare – https://skl.sh/4cFnIej
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- My Website – http://www.tomfroese.com
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CREDITS
Music and Cues by Mark Allan Falk – http://www.linktr.ee/semiathletic