It All Starts with a Cube
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A 3D artist from Wooden Sword Games describes daily routines balancing paid work on hyper-casual games with personal projects to stay motivated and keep improving. The talk discusses practical ways to overcome creative blocks—pushing past obstacles, learning new skills, and using available opportunities to make the work you want, starting from simple forms like a cube.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48Hyper-casual games and cube
- 4:21Artist's pain in AI era
- 16:28Preserving emotions at work
- 20:21Motivation after work
- 27:13Summary
- 31:53Q&A
- 41:13Burnout and portfolio
- 45:27Additional advice
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