How Angela Sung Does it ALL (From Art Direction to Warrior Painters)

This exclusive conversation with the renowned Angela Sung ("The Bad Guys", "Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts”, “The Legend of Korra”), a visionary in the world of animation and the founder of Warrior Painters, will give you an inside look into their approach to plein-air painting, how they started Warrior Painters, and more. From their biggest career setbacks, to how long it took them to get so good at painting, and even what the future holds for PleinAirpril, this interview is packed full of priceless advice from a veteran artist who's reshaping the landscape of animation and beyond! ▶ WATCH all other Schoolism Interviews for free https://schoolism.com/online-art-clas... ▶ FOLLOW Angela Sung   / angothemango   Bobby Chiu   / digitalbobert   ▶ CONNECT Find your people on the LightBox Expo Discord   / discord   ▶LEARN - https://www.schoolism.com Subscribe to Schoolism to attend weekly live Schoolism Webinars and get instant access to ALL 60+ Art Courses, including: ✅ The Live-Action Character with Karla Ortiz ✅ Staying Relevant Workout with Nathan Fowkes ✅ Seven Secrets of Visual Storytelling with Iain McCaig ✅ Dimensional Drawing Workout with Wouter Tulp ✅ Introduction to Comics with Victoria Ying ✅ How to Paint Expressive Portraits with Jonathan Hardesty ✅ Designing Stylized 3D Characters in ZBrush with Leticia Gillett ✅ Pictorial Composition Workout with Nathan Fowkes ✅ Fundamentals of Expressive Character Design with Wouter Tulp ✅ Character Design & Costuming for Games with Alexandria Neonakis ✅ Visual Development Step by Step with Sylvain Marc ✅ Environment Design Workout with Nathan Fowkes ✅ Digital Painting with Bobby Chiu ✅ Creating a Gallery Show with Nathan Fowkes ✅ Storyboarding for Feature Animation with Alessandra Sorrentino ✅ Painting in Procreate & Animation in LumaFusion with Nikolai Lockertsen ✅ Book Illustration with Marie-Alice Harel ✅ Foolproof Concept Painting with Airi Pan ✅ Felines with Terryl Whitlatch ...and more! https://www.schoolism.com/