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So for the past year I have been working at EA mobile as a creative services artist, for the game The Simpsons Tapped Out; and while working in the games industry has been great, it has been a huge struggle for me to do any personal art on the side. This has been the reason why I haven't posted to much art here over the past year; but now my contract has ended and I find myself back to being a freelance artist once more, so with that being said let the fun begin.
It will take a couple weeks I would imagine, with having to get everything to fall into place but, I WILL START TAKING COMMISSIONS!!!!!!! once I have everything sorted out. I know people have asked in the past, and I have shied away from doing them, but I will be diving head first into commissions soon.
I also may start doing some streaming on Youtube, if there is interest there. I'll doodle and paint while we chat about Star Wars/Movies/Music/Comics....... what ever the topic is
Plus a lot of other creative things are going on in my head
P I'm going to try and start a web comic, I have 3 ideas that are pretty solid, just need to pick one.
Places to reach me at
Twitter: @JBattlemaster
Instagram: jedibattlemaster
Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCOXvH0oSANIbf6nBksO4cSA Direct link cause searching for JediBattlemaster, will give you a lot of other stuff
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This is where I do a Wrestling Podcast and Live Pay Per View reaction stream, help us get to a 100 subs so we can get a custom chanel name, and can stop using a huge line of letters and numbers!
www.youtube.com/channel/UC018v…
It will take a couple weeks I would imagine, with having to get everything to fall into place but, I WILL START TAKING COMMISSIONS!!!!!!! once I have everything sorted out. I know people have asked in the past, and I have shied away from doing them, but I will be diving head first into commissions soon.
I also may start doing some streaming on Youtube, if there is interest there. I'll doodle and paint while we chat about Star Wars/Movies/Music/Comics....... what ever the topic is
Plus a lot of other creative things are going on in my head
P I'm going to try and start a web comic, I have 3 ideas that are pretty solid, just need to pick one.Places to reach me at
Twitter: @JBattlemaster
Instagram: jedibattlemaster
Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCOXvH0oSANIbf6nBksO4cSA Direct link cause searching for JediBattlemaster, will give you a lot of other stuff
pThis is where I do a Wrestling Podcast and Live Pay Per View reaction stream, help us get to a 100 subs so we can get a custom chanel name, and can stop using a huge line of letters and numbers!
www.youtube.com/channel/UC018v…
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private drawings such as sketches, portraits and various handmade drawings. Due to the fact that it is not possible to hide folders, I decided to use this form of collecting my works
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Hey Everyone!
So I logged back into my DA, it’s been ages, and saw some people wondering where I was. Don’t worry, nothing bad has happened to me, I have just been posting a lot of stuff to my Instagram Instagram.com/jedibattlemaster
This is my main place, for posting art now, so if you like what I do, and want to see more, come follow me over there. I also post on twitter sometimes as well @JBattlemaster
Thanks for all the views, likes, and comments everyone! Hope to see you around in the future.
So I made a Tumblr
So I have partnered up with a local writer, and we are picking away a project for self publishing; its unlike anything I have ever worked on before and its exciting! We are just in the very early stages of development right now, so nothing major to report, just planning, brainstorming, concept art, its all a lot of fun!
So I have noticed that a lot of people are moving to tumblr and patreon as the main places to showcase their work, so I have also jumped into the tumblr pool as well, you can find me here https://www.tumblr.com/blog/jedibattlemaster Theres not a lot there right now, just some of what I consider to be my best pieces plus 2 o
Crazy Schedule
My work schedule has gotten crazy in the last week; I work in retail and this is our busiest time of the year, just when I was really trying to push myself to produce more art. ;P
I'm still trying to keep up with what, in my head, I feel like I should be producing, I have some great ideas comming up and hope everyone enjoys them!
Holy Crow!!
I've had my head down working on stuff for a couple of weeks; I check DA today and my notifications are through the roof! Still got some stuff to get through in the next 2 weeks and hopefully everything gets back to normal, got some fun stuff on the horizon!
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You did right by me back in the day by drawing my characters up for free on the old SWTOR forums, and perhaps I can pay you back now with some unsolicited advice. To add a little credence to my recommendations, I am the Senior Administrator for WouldYouKindly.com and WouldYouKindlyTV, a Twitch streaming team. I've been a staff member of WYK since 2010. During the past seven years, I've become pretty knowledgeable about the various social media platforms, including both YouTube and Twitch.
Stream on Twitch, not YouTube. The reason I'm suggesting this is because Twitch has a much more streamlined process for the viewer to find something they actually want to watch. If a viewer wanted to watch an artist livestream on YouTube, it would undoubtedly be an arduous task to find such a stream. Not so on Twitch. In fact, there is a "art" category specifically for artists who are streaming, and for viewers who wish to watch an artist livestream.
Twitch also opens you up to new viewers much easier than YouTube Live does. On YouTube Live, you're restricted to those viewers who have already subscribed to you, or those who have watched your videos in the past. Occasionally, you'll be slotted into a "recommended" spot on the side bar of listed videos, though that typically requires the same parameters to have been met; Either the viewer is subscribed to you, or they've watched a video of yours in the past.
Another reason I would recommend Twitch over YouTube Live is the donation/tipping mechanism that Twitch has. This enables viewers to give you money directly, given that they feel like you've earned it. Twitch also partners with streamers of a certain size (unknown to public, popular opinion is that you need consistent 1k live viewers) for ad revenue. Every time someone opens your stream, and ad will play and you'll get a portion of that ad money.
Furthermore, I would recommend posting a journal here about an hour or so before you go live on whatever platform you choose. DeviantArt obviously has people interested in art and, more importantly, people interested in your art.
As far as Never Over is concerned, I would also recommend switching to Twitch. Alongside the above reasons, the show currently has a very small audience on YouTube, and with how popular live podcasts/reaction type shows are on Twitch, I have no doubt that Never Over could eventually find a decently sized audience on Twitch. Decently sized being between 2k-4k live viewers. If you and the other hosts decide to stream on Twitch, but still want to post on YouTube, you can simply upload the stream onto YouTube.
You're one hell of a talented artist, you've always done right by me and I wish you nothing but the best.
Your old friend,
Dave Jones, aka Vavier Domi
Stream on Twitch, not YouTube. The reason I'm suggesting this is because Twitch has a much more streamlined process for the viewer to find something they actually want to watch. If a viewer wanted to watch an artist livestream on YouTube, it would undoubtedly be an arduous task to find such a stream. Not so on Twitch. In fact, there is a "art" category specifically for artists who are streaming, and for viewers who wish to watch an artist livestream.
Twitch also opens you up to new viewers much easier than YouTube Live does. On YouTube Live, you're restricted to those viewers who have already subscribed to you, or those who have watched your videos in the past. Occasionally, you'll be slotted into a "recommended" spot on the side bar of listed videos, though that typically requires the same parameters to have been met; Either the viewer is subscribed to you, or they've watched a video of yours in the past.
Another reason I would recommend Twitch over YouTube Live is the donation/tipping mechanism that Twitch has. This enables viewers to give you money directly, given that they feel like you've earned it. Twitch also partners with streamers of a certain size (unknown to public, popular opinion is that you need consistent 1k live viewers) for ad revenue. Every time someone opens your stream, and ad will play and you'll get a portion of that ad money.
Furthermore, I would recommend posting a journal here about an hour or so before you go live on whatever platform you choose. DeviantArt obviously has people interested in art and, more importantly, people interested in your art.
As far as Never Over is concerned, I would also recommend switching to Twitch. Alongside the above reasons, the show currently has a very small audience on YouTube, and with how popular live podcasts/reaction type shows are on Twitch, I have no doubt that Never Over could eventually find a decently sized audience on Twitch. Decently sized being between 2k-4k live viewers. If you and the other hosts decide to stream on Twitch, but still want to post on YouTube, you can simply upload the stream onto YouTube.
You're one hell of a talented artist, you've always done right by me and I wish you nothing but the best.
Your old friend,
Dave Jones, aka Vavier Domi