William Low: Portrait of a Digital Artist part 1

A profile of "Machines Go To Work" author and illustrator William Low.

William provides an in-depth look at his artist process, from conception to publication from inside his New York City studio.

http://www.williamlow.com
http://www.henryholtkids.com

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[TimeshipStudio]

Way to go, Bill. Thank you for sharing your digital art journey. Godspeed!

[Alex2149]

people, stop asking questions, this isn't his channel, he is never going to see them, and if he would, he wouldn't bother replying to stupid questions

also, he is not the first and certainly not the only digital artist, so stop praising him like some kind of god, just go to deviantart and look up the digital art section, i know 16 year olds who create better art than any pro.

[prodigyset420]

Have you tryed Corel painter?  Do you think it is more of a traditional feel?

[hurrican21]

How did you start your career? And how much do you work a day?

[Bloodpool11]

you are awesome william! i love that wacom!

[dsmeyer100]

Really? I am in the second grade and am reading this in class right now.

[dsmeyer100]

My mom just let me watch this. I am in the second grade and we just read this today in class.  I love how you are inspired by your digital art. :)

[TheTuber19]

He's my Uncle

[isazapata]

Awesome!!!!!

[stjudesquare]

Oh, my gosh--this is like finding gold! You are so inspiring. Taking the real world, and your experience of its beauty and sadness and light and just commanding an inanimate tool to work for you to express it!

Isn't that what the first artist said to the lump of clay he used to smear the wall ? Isn't there something here that images the action of the original Artist, and refers back to Him?

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with me, and I hope to find more of this wonderful gold!