The Future Of This Channel

Hey everyone, as mentioned I'm looking for some drawing ideas. I've been pretty unmotivated for a little while now, but I really want to get back into it. Also let me know if you'd be up for some of my other video Ideas, whether it be the wood working or the marathon training?
Thank you!

[@tarynduckham3409]

I’d love to learn how you draw skin texture and the water droplets. Your work is incredible. There’s no harm in taking time to just treasure the sweet moments of newly wed life. The art production series can come a little later. As for other projects- as a fellow creative, I never stop trying new projects- one minute it carpentry, next it might be sculpture, drawing, water colour or painting a biscuit! It’s what makes for a rich and fascinating life!

[@crystalpanda9083]

I'd been occasionally stopping by this channel, and I have always deeply enjoyed your artwork. The music choices also were wonderful and helped me find a favorite composer at one point! Nomatter what you do with this channel, I'll definitely stick around! Also, to add suggestions: Small projects that you could maybe do one or two of per week and then scan/mass produce them on places such as Displate or etsy!

[@EmmaHoganArt]

I think you have a true talent for the type of art that you are creating now. I have in my years of making art chopped and changed what mediums I have used because of not making any money and trying to work faster etc. I always go back to drawing because in the end I feel lost without it. If you want to try other mediums (woodwork) just film them and create another channel on here that way if the mood strikes you can continue where you left off and you do not confuse your subscribers. I wish you all the luck with your endeavour's.

[@0riginal_panda_child249]

You are the most talented person on KZbin. I don't understand how your platform hasn't taken off yet. Much love from a dedicated and long time subscriber

[@cfiddlerart3783]

I appreciate it. Thank you :)

[@mattgeisarts]

Super honest and open, I respect it. What seems best long term is to grow one area at a time in the ways you need to, at your own pace, and while stopping to smell the roses along the way.

[@donitafichter8298]

Your talent is beyond. I can’t give you advice on how to proceed with your life. But…..whatever you do, if you choose to offer anything to viewers, it will continue to be a blessing and gift to all of us. Thank you for sharing yourself and your unique gifts with us.

[@kiksforge]

Hey, big fan of the ultra realism art work. If you are looking for content ideas may i suggest a how to basic series, involving techinques and art theory as to why you should do it this way as opposed this way also deviating into some woodworking projects would be intersting to see how your art style and skills cross over to different mediums.

[@hannahstahl848]

I forgot to mention that Eric Rhoades is the publisher of art magazines, produces Art School Live, is the CEO of Streamline Publishing and is an artist himself, just to name a few. He'd be a great resource!

[@adamcenteno6155]

I would love to see more tutorials on your big projects. Maybe you want to educate others on art work. Whatever you start it’s going to be fine. Remember, follow your heart. It’s not a bad idea to diversify your life either.

[@Memnoch4711]

I know the feeling! How many pictures do I make in a year? Two? Three? The result of the hyperrealistic images is very impressive, but the journey to the finish line feels not just like running along a long road, it feels like you're paving the road yourself.

[@lizsharp6560]

I have been inspired by you. I would like to see tutorials in real time for beginners.

[@Alfred899CE]

Why not start your own Patreon Channel. There are many of us who would love to learn from you. There is good money to be earned and people will pay if they're getting value for their money. You've already posted ' how to' videos that were well received. So why not continue doing that? I hope you consider this path - I'd certainly sign up 😉👍

[@beverlylumley4150]

Chill, take a break, and enjoy life. Have you had an art exhibition and sold smaller sizes of your large pieces. Your medium is unique and art classes may overload your life. Be patient. If it's to happen, it will. Confidence and patience. Take care

[@francinevandergucht3919]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and inspiring others. Sincerely appreciate generosity ❤

[@francinevandergucht3919]

I meant to say-your generosity 😊

[@stella.r2708]

C Fiddler Art can switch to... Caden Does Stuff You do you, mate. I would love to see some more colour in your work, maybe? Like the bee? ... woodworking projects ... tutorials (about how to incorporate indenting into darker fur, like a panda or something) ... all the things you enjoy and want to share, even if it is just talking about your art journey or marathon quest. ... make up a fictional character and put him/her in different scenarios with a bit of a story. Here in Australia, we have these quirky little furries called Quokkas, and they are friendly little creatures that just make you want to pick them up and squish them with cuddles. Possibilities are endless, my friend.

[@cfiddlerart3783]

hahaha love it! Thank you :)

[@lindaclarke6123]

It’s your channel, so you can post whatever you like. Don’t forget, woodworking incorporates art so much if the time, so definitely post your work. As for the drawing side of your art - smaller projects, maybe a mini series but with tutorial elements in there too. Include how a beginner can learn to create small pieces without having to spend a lot of money on materials. If KZbin isn’t contributing towards your bills, then upload when you feel you want to and not because you think people expect frequent updates. Otherwise it won’t be enjoyable and you won’t feel motivated to do any art for recording purposes. Life is short - have fun and do what you need to do to be happy 😊

[@yavannapeet3952]

I love your work and appreciate your videos. When it comes to selling, you need to go to the collectors with money. Try some exhibitions with other artists or art competitions - especially those run by collectors - thats were ive had luck in selling. Each artwork you sell is another piece of advertising up in someone elses home and you will get opportunities to meet buyers or artists with commercial experience. ❤

[@Bevportraitartist]

Take a break...go and enjoy your life with your new wife...your fans will be here if you decide to return😊

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thank you :)

[@hannahstahl848]

Your talent needs to be shared with the world. An incredible resource would be Eric Rhoades. He is the man behind Plein Air Live and is dedicated to helping artists succeed. Even though this is a different genre', I am sure he can offer suggestions. Also, have you considered smaller pieces and doing prints of them. I remember a print of an India ink of two young native Indian girls I fell in love with in a Utah gallery. I could afford a print, but never the original. A small percentage of people can afford what your originals are truly worth. If you did art related to different parts of the country, or special interest to those who live there or visit and are represented in many galleries across the nation (for a start) I bet your work would sell and your name would be well known, as it should be. You have shared your art and you have shared your feelings on a difficult subject. You are to be commended. C. Stahl

[@leilanekrebs]

Your work is amazing, and thank you for sharing your work with us! Making a living from art it's hard, unfortunately. You probably already thought of this but maybe you could sell high-quality limited edition prints, using professional paper, then it's more affordable price for those who buy it and you keep your original to yourself. Jono Dry (you probably know him!) that does hyperrealistic drawings does that. Don't give up, enjoy your family, do other things, the motivation will come, the art never leave us!

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Hey, thank you for the kind words. And I wont give up :) Yes, I actually use to sell high quality hand signed prints on my website, but I deactivated it for the last little while. I think over the next month I'm going to update it and re launch it. :)

[@cherishloveart]

I'm sorry about what you're going through, it's really tough being an artist these days with everything going on. I've been a long-time subscriber and I personally would suggest you take a break if that's what you would like. Only make artworks YOU want to do and don't try to push yourself too hard. That being said, I'd love to see your woodwork you mentioned, that'd be awesome :D

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thanks so much! Glad to hear :)

[@natureandwildlife22]

P.S. Have you considered teaching 1-1 from your studio or small groups in a hired room, you can do that as little or as often as you like, plenty of people would love to be able to do art as good as you🙂

[@andreastraut864]

Don't give up! Your work is awesome! Yes you can post random stuff it's your channel. I hope you find motivation, your art has always motivated me :)

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thank you :)

[@k-k6042]

Your an inspiration to me. You deserve a break. We'll still be here waiting for ya.

[@smichh5249]

Finding what inspires you will inspire others. Looking forward to what comes next!

[@natureandwildlife22]

Love this honest video, sorry your feeling unmotivated at the moment, have you thought about getting yourself known at local art exhibitions etc, online you could do some short tutorials in your spare time if that's something you would enjoy, it may be an idea to do some smaller art pieces for a faster feeling of accomplishment and larger ones whenever you can, there are lots of serious fine art groups on Facebook where you could upload to as and when you wish to get your name known more widely, hope there's something here that is helpful 😊

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thank you. I have been doing some local shows. I think I will need to focus on the online world for the next bit, and as you mentioned, just do smaller pieces for a while :) Thank you :)

[@fitnesswitness1311]

Just do what you really feel like doing wthout people's consent not that im saying you should not consider their input but its your passion,your skill and hard work just do what you feel is right

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thank you!

[@karlagonzalez8396]

You have always inspired me and motivated me!! I will watch your videos all the time!

[@cfiddlerart3783]

I appreciate that! thank you :)

[@RegalJC]

I agree with previous comments on here too, Just make whatever video you want to or feel like, whether that be your training/marathon, Art or creativity of any kind. Personally ide love videos of little A5/small sketch book drawings to for tutorials or just to show your thought process behind certain areas of a piece

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thanks so much! I think I will post a little bit of a variety of videos :) But I think I will start planning some smaller tutorials to post as well :)

[@denisscherbo8684]

I wanna thank you for your doings! I haven’t any ideas what you may do. Just do what you do whatever you want to do. People needs you and your creative work. It makes people better! Yes, it’s very hard and no money business, but it keeps our souls alive. Thanks man!

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thanks so much! much appreciated :)

[@DaphnesAlaskanPetPortrai-nc9ox]

As far as selling ur work, I draw peoples pets, and they pay half of it beforehand so that i don't get ripped off. But u could advertise to draw people too, and they will pay more if it means more to them than if it was a random person or animal. That has been going great for me anyways, and I get a lot customers who's pets have passed too

[@saturninodaluz7916]

Hola cuantas horas te lleva hacer una obra de arte como esa . Esta impecable

[@TonysExploration]

You need to enter competition , get more exposure in social media... the rest will fall in place.

[@Antioch.HOP89]

please do one of lion fur please in real time ..thank you

[@jamnoise72]

Bro you don't have to explain yourself to anyone! You do you! Enjoy your life❤

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Thank you! I appreciate it :)

[@alvt-po1xv]

better be first

[@cfiddlerart3783]

hahaha I'll try ;)

[@amitdas4779]

Don't do always hyper realism bring some change like some tutorial in brief and something different , give a try I m sure your channel will gain subscriber....

[@straddlecakes]

Honestly, small tutorial videos on what you’ve suggested would be great. I’ve admired your talent and tried to replicate some of your techniques.

[@cfiddlerart3783]

Great. Honestly I think i'll start planning some different tutorial ideas over this month :)

[@farmsalot1233]

Take a break