John Euclid Templonuevo, otherwise known as “Arkitekyuklid,” is a skilled Filipino artist balancing his final year in a BS Architecture degree with hispassion for art. Despite his academic commitments, he consistently dedicates time to create artwork deeply rooted in his faith.To his followers,his illustrationsand comics tend to feel like a soothing embrace in difficult times, thus the artist has gained a considerable following. Through his art, John reminds us to take a break and look at things that really matter.More info:Instagram|Facebook|twitter.comThis post may includeaffiliate links.
John Euclid Templonuevo, otherwise known as “Arkitekyuklid,” is a skilled Filipino artist balancing his final year in a BS Architecture degree with hispassion for art. Despite his academic commitments, he consistently dedicates time to create artwork deeply rooted in his faith.
To his followers,his illustrationsand comics tend to feel like a soothing embrace in difficult times, thus the artist has gained a considerable following. Through his art, John reminds us to take a break and look at things that really matter.
More info:Instagram|Facebook|twitter.com
This post may includeaffiliate links.
Given the chance,Bored Pandareached out to John Euclid Templonuevo once more to find out more about the artist and what he is up to.Templonuevo described his method of character creation, saying, “When I draw a character, I use those two as a reference for the face and body. For facial features, I use Rick and Morty but without a nose. For the body, I like the liquid type body of the characters in adventure time (like they don’t have a joint) so mostly the body I make when creating a character is based on that. Then after some time, I didn’t notice that I already had my own art style. It’s amazing how everyone can recognize my art, like whenever they see it, they know that I did it.” He noted that this approach led to the development of his distinctive art style.
Given the chance,Bored Pandareached out to John Euclid Templonuevo once more to find out more about the artist and what he is up to.
Templonuevo described his method of character creation, saying, “When I draw a character, I use those two as a reference for the face and body. For facial features, I use Rick and Morty but without a nose. For the body, I like the liquid type body of the characters in adventure time (like they don’t have a joint) so mostly the body I make when creating a character is based on that. Then after some time, I didn’t notice that I already had my own art style. It’s amazing how everyone can recognize my art, like whenever they see it, they know that I did it.” He noted that this approach led to the development of his distinctive art style.
Discussing his efficiency in art creation, he stated, “Whenever I draw, I seldom do sketches (like most artists do). When you get used to drawing and you memorize all the different positions and perspectives of a character, sketching can be time-consuming so I don’t do it. So as an artist, I practice without sketching so that I can be more efficient when it comes to drawing. But I admit, I still do sketches, especially for commissioned drawings and all other important projects. My point is, if you want to be efficient, you train yourself to be one and there’s no specific strategy to it.”
John also offered insights into his methods for productivity, saying, “You start no matter what. I struggled with this before and I realize that there is no better way or technique to battle procrastination than starting to work. I also realized that the best way to motivate yourself to start is to have a clear goal. Once you have a goal, your feelings will not matter because your mind will push your body to achieve that goal. Once my body is doing productive stuff the next thing I learned is to rest in order to battle burnout. I do weekly planning and scheduling and I see to it that my to-do lists every day are realistic, something that I can actually do for the day. I take two rest days in order for me to replenish any ideas and thoughts, in that way, I can prevent an art block. "
Finally, on the subject of traditional art forms, he revealed, “Right now, I’m doing mostly digital illustrations and I am not closing my door to creating traditional art again. But I’m a little bit rusty when it comes to traditional drawing so I think I need to practice first, but maybe next year, I’ll be selling traditional drawings as a collection.”
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