Podcast appearances and mentions of jake bartlett

Mary Kate McDevitt is a Vermont-based illustrator and lettering artist with a love of color, texture and humor. Since 2010 she's written several books, hosted lettering workshops, taught five Skillshare courses and worked for clients like Nike, Nintendo, Target, Sephora and The New York Times.  She loves trying new things. Because personal projects provide a value that commercial ones sometimes can't. Living by her mantra “This didn't exist yesterday,” Mary Kate invents beautiful new illustration work every day. Recently she's been exploring frame-by-frame animation. Like this cute duck character dancing to Wu-Tang.  On the newest episode, Mary Kate also opens up about her recent struggles with creative block and shares ways to cope with it. She talks about the importance of stepping away and taking it easy on yourself. “You have to listen to yourself,” she says. Go back to what brought you to making art in the first place. For her it's going antiquing and looking at old ephemera. Until something clicks and she gets excited again.  There it is: Another fun and candid conversation with one of the greatest—Mary Kate McDevitt. Listen, learn and make sure to tell all your friends about it.  _________ SHOW NOTES:  • Watch Mary Kate's courses on Skillshare • Read Mary Kate's new book, “Illustration Workshop” • Learn Motion Design with Jake Bartlett on Skillshare  _________ FOLLOW MARY KATE:  Website: marykatemcdevitt.comInstagram: @marykatemcdevitt Twitter: @MaryKateMcD Behance: be.net/marykatemcdevitt_________ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a review. And follow Paid 2 Draw on Instagram and TikTok.  _________ Hosted by Viktoria Cichoń and David Leutert. Music by Amanda Deff.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paid2draw/message

It all started with an old DV camera and CGI lightsabers. As a kid, Jake Bartlett's parents were excited about his interests and encouraged him in his desire to learn motion design and videography. Now, he teaches motion design to his 100,000+ YouTube subscribers! Join Daniel Heffington from Generation Joshua for a conversation with this homeschool grad—they'll talk about Jake's homeschool experience, how it gave space for creative expression and following his passion, and how he built a career in motion design.   “I feel like I at least was able to have a lot of freedom in exploring what I was interested in. Being [homeschooled and] the only student in the house, I could finish school and then spend whatever creative time I wanted, making videos, learning more about editing or you know, how to compose a shot on my little mini DV camcorder.”—Jake Bartlett

In this episode, I talk with Jake Bartlett from Pennsylvania about a series of family hunts for deer and turkeys with his family. But, while we're having that conversation, we also get into some real talk about tragedy, loss, and how we (especially as men) often don't handle it so well. It's a heavier episode, but a great conversation that all of us should be open to having. If you want to connect with Jake, shoot him a message on Instagram @jakey_jake6. Also, if you're dealing with something similar to Jake's situation or want to help others in that same boat, head over to Emma's Footprints and learn how you can help. If you're a newer hunter (or an experienced one just looking to make sure there aren't any gaps in your hunting game), check out my book How to Hunt: A Total Beginner's Guide to Hunting Big Game.To stay up on everything going on, follow us @latetothegameoutdoors or check out the website. I'm also finishing editing all the footage of this adventure, so subscribe to the YouTube channel so you don't miss when the film drops.

This week on the podcast it is our pleasure to present two of the biggest beauties around. Jake Bartlett and Allister Nicholson. Two of Kyle's childhood / lifelong friends join him for a conversation on everything mental health. This episode shows that you can have a casual conversation with your boys (or any of your friends) about mental health and it doesn't have to be taboo. Kick back and relax because it's the East Coast boys edition of Life's a Wreck.Disclaimer: I do not own the copyright to the opening song used in the intro.

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For part three of Making Money in Mograph, we’re talking about how you can earn extra money or even replace all your income by sharing what you know with other motion designers as an online instructor. Even if you’ve never taught anyone anything about your work before, today’s guest will tell you how and why you can teach starting right now. Jake Bartlett teaches motion design on Skillshare as well as a couple of School of Motion courses. Although he started out working for a production company, Jake found that he can actually make enough to support himself by creating online courses. Today, these courses make up nearly all of Jake’s income and he continues to make new courses all the time. This episode is all about how you can put your knowledge and skills to work by teaching others just like Jake does. There are a number of different platforms that you can use to host your lessons and we talk about the structures and advantages of several of them. We also go over how to cultivate your teacher persona and create your videos so as to reach your students in an engaging and fun way.   In this episode: How online teaching platforms can pay you for sharing your skills Advice for designing and creating your first class Honing your persona as an instructor so your students will always be engaged with your content Building a course from scratch even when you’re new to the material you are teaching The advantages of using another company’s platform to host your courses instead of doing it independently How motion designers can make extra money with stock websites Quotes: “Anyone can teach as long as you know something. If you have knowledge to share, you can teach it.” [8:51] “If you have a topic that you want to teach, but you feel like other people have already taught it, that shouldn’t be a hindrance, because if other people have taught something and it’s done well, that means that students are interested in that type of content.” [11:48] “The policy that I have taught by is to just have 100% content. Don’t have any fluff, don’t put anything in there that is boring that people are going to want to skip around or wait hoping the section will start. As long as what you’re putting into the video or tutorial is stuff that is actionable and things that they’re going to be learning from, and it’s engaging, then I don’t think length is an issue.” [14:27] “This is how it works as a teacher - I have to learn how to do what I want to teach and then I can teach it. It doesn’t matter how recently I learned it.” [26:32] Links: Find Jake online Follow Jake on Twitter | Instagram | Dribbble | Tumblr | Vimeo | YouTube Jake’s classes on Skillshare Get 2 months premium for free on Skillshare! School of Motion Udemy Adobe Stock Creative Market Videohive Episode 31: Adam Plouff – Battleaxe – Making Money in Mograph Part 1 Episode 32: Zack Lovatt - Technical Director - Making Money in Mograph Part 2     Find the full show notes here Keep up with everything Motion Hatch   Follow Motion Hatch on Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, would you mind leaving us a rating and review? It really helps!

Jake Bartlett is a motion designer and online instructor based in Denver, Colorado. Jake had the opportunity to work for clients like Coca-cola, Twitter, Skype, Evernote, HGTV, NatGeo Wild, Norah Jones and many others. Links: www.jakeinmotion.com | www.schoolofmotion.com/courses

If you’re anything like the normal Motion Designer than chances are you probably learned most of what you know online. Maybe you learned by watching tutorials on YouTube or maybe you took an online bootcamp like the one’s here at School of Motion. But you may have never thought about the process of creating tutorials…   This week we’re talking to the Motion Design Education extraordinaire, Jake Bartlett. To say that Jake Bartlett is just a tutorial creator would be an understatement. From creating classes for Skillshare to the Explainer Camp at School of Motion Jake has mastered the art of educating Motion Designers.   On this week’s episode we sit down with Jake to talk about his work in the industry. Along the way Jake shares insights into how he creates his courses and talks about Explainer Camp here at School of Motion. It’s a great interview with a great guy.   www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/teaching-motion-design-with-jake-bartlett