Featured Pro Portfolio: Hicham Habchi
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This week, we’re featuring the Pro portfolio website of Concept and Comic Artist, Hicham Habchi. Currently based in Dubai-UAE, he immerses himself in anything that relates to comics and video games, and is especially interested in the the concept development of them.
Check out Hicham’s ArtStation-powered website.
What is the best art advice you’ve ever received?
The most inspiring quote I’ve heard is: “I haven’t reached the point yet where I think I’m really good at this, but I know I’ve got it in me and that’s what gives me drive. I think I’ve come pretty close a few times but I don’t feel satisfied. Maybe I never will be content with my work but, secretly, I know that’s what makes you grow…” by Jamie Hewlett. Doing art to my satisfaction makes me grow as an individual and enriches my level of passion.
My advice is that there’s no shortcut or magical recipe in real life, especially in art. A good knowledge comes with sacrifices and hard work. Constantly drawing is the way to success. Follow your heart and do what makes you feel fulfilled. Never underestimate yourself as an artist and ask for advice and tips from other artists. Drawing everyday is my motivation!!
What has helped you get noticed or get job offers from recruiters?
As I said before, hard work is the way to achieve goals. Sharing my works on a daily basis and going to workshops and conventions also helped me a lot to get noticed in social media, particularly on the ArtStation platform. ArtStation is very simple and useful in promoting my artworks and helps me get contacted by many clients and recruiters in many fields. It helped me get the dream job I was looking for. To me, it’s the perfect combination of a portfolio and Pro site for artists.
What can aspiring artists do to avoid making big mistakes?
How do you make your portfolio stand out from others?
