Art Goals - use neuroscience to make yourself 42% more likely to succeed as an artist

If we want to learn to draw or paint as fast and efficiently as possible, then we need a very clear goal in mind.

'Getting good' is not specific enough, but it can be hard to quantify exactly what you want to achieve.

The best way to alleviate this is to go over what you have done (and thus what maybe hasn't worked so far), and then look at the work of other artists to find a level to aspire to.

We can then snapshot our current level, so that we can actually measure the growth we are making, and ensure that we are staying on track.

This video will show you how to do all of that.

0:00 Introduction
1:15 Pre-loading
1:37 Reviewing your previous art
4:53 Goal setting and picking a target
10:47 Baselining your current level
18:09 Recap

Music by Ofshane

*unfortunately some of the audio in the first half of this video got corrupted and needing redoing, so the voiceover is a bit jumpy in places