I Can Draw, Now What?

This book does not promise to reveal wonderful magic formulas but instead aims to show how it went in the life of the author, who has been one of the world’s most accomplished storyboard artists for years. The intention is for it to be helpful inspiration.A novice artist doesn’t just want advice and theory. They want to see art that can inspire them, they want to know the experience of those who are already doing this craft. And, the more familiar this experience seems to them, the more interested they will be in pursuing their own path.It is not an easy path; it is full of obstacles and perhaps even dangers. One needs to know that achieving economic stability takes time and dedication. And that sometimes, especially in the beginning, it is good to continue another job capable of providing some livelihood, even if it can be frustrating.Not all people understand the artist’s own need to create. And, very often, art is contemplated as a mere hobby.Giuseppe Cristiano has experienced this firsthand and recounts his journey, with concrete cases and suggestions.'My idea,' Cristiano says, 'was above all not to write an academic volume. I begin by telling you that, what I am doing today with great satisfaction, does not represent my desire of many years ago. I had other goals and I didn’t even know the existence of the storyboard artist profession, which then opened an infinite number of doors and possibilities for me.'