All right so you're pretty much at the end of the course.
You've learned all these awesome techniques and tried all these cool new effects and stuff.
And I'm about to say something that probably goes against everything that you're expecting to hear me
say and that's going to be to break all those rules.
Now I don't mean just ignore everything that you write.
There's a lot of value in those techniques but some of the best artists out there are the best because
they know how to look at what everyone else is doing and do something different with it has to do with
doing it breaking the rules and simply ignoring them.
Right.
In order to break the rule you have to know what the rule is to begin with.
So don't just take everything and throw it out the window and ignore lighting and shape and all that
other stuff right.
Keep that in mind.
But I want you to try and make conscious efforts to think how can I be outside of the box.
How can I do something that no one else is doing right when it comes down to it at the end of the day.
There's only really one metric that matters when it comes to our it's not whether or not use the right
techniques or the right mediums or any of that stuff.
All that really matters is does it look good.
Right.
Especially when it comes to concept art production art and stuff like that.
How you get there is not nearly as important as the end result.
That being said take what you learn from this course and keep the parts that are valuable to you and
that make your are better.
And if there's something that doesn't really work into your paint flow.
Get rid of it.
Right.
It's all about doing what works for you and making something that's going to look good in the end.
Right.
If you want to stand out if you want to have your art be different then figure out what everyone else
is doing and figure out a way to make it a little bit different.
So that's it for this lecture and I'll see you guys in the next one.