Professional Work vs Personal Work by Robert Kondo | Tonko Tip (OFFLINE)

Welcome to Tonko Tips, a segment where Tonko House crew members share bits of advice to help aspiring filmmakers along their journey!
This is a conversation between Dice & Robert, during one of our workshops from our 2020 Tonko House Film Festival. Dice asks Robert to provide his insight on the following questions:
Question 01:
Do you have to differentiate between the art you create for work and your personal artwork?
Question 02:
Do you lose appeal when you draw for work?
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◆About Robert Kondo
Robert landed his dream job as a sketch artist at Pixar on their 2006 release Ratatouille. While at Pixar, his film credits included Sets Art Director for Ratatouille, Toy Story 3, and most recently Monsters University and Production Designer on two shorts. In July, 2014, Robert left Pixar to start Tonko House, where everyday is a challenge and an adventure.
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[@frozenbean]

Thanks, Dice and Robert!

[@johncraw8572]

Awesomeness video please do more thanks

[@Meantime_Creations]

professional work is like when you babysit someone else's child(don't care much) and personal work is like when you LOVE and CARE your own child's future(simple as that). jmo

[@achalabisht8767]

I would like to know that how you guys use to get idea about character concepts in detail cause i really like your cute characters

[@BethanyAnnArt]

Thank you so much for all your amazing tips! They are invaluable. But as a struggling freelancer I have a question: Do you ever have times when the challenge of creating seems too big? And if so how do stay positive and keep your motivation? Thanks!

[@josemultivideos]

can you give some tips for get a internship or a position of color artist? that would be great! i cant find so much information about that, all is about storyboard, vis dev, character design... love your work, thanks!