Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
How do you paint snow on a bright day? How do you make something look icy? How do you come up with original ideas? Masae Seki shares how she took an old doodle from her sketchbook and develops it into a story moment with a beautiful snowy scene. Bobby Chiu and Masae talk about art and life, and answer questions from the audience live.
▶90 MAC ACTIVITY
Challenge yourself and create your own story moment with us using the prompt "Frosted Treat" and share your work using #90minartchallenge
▶QUESTION?
Submit your questions on slido.com/Chiustream
Join the Light Box Discord to ask questions live discord.gg/lightboxexpo
▶FOLLOW
Bobby's Instagram: instagram.com/digitalbobert
Masae's Instagram: instagram.com/masaeseki
▶LEARN
Access ALL 35+ Schoolism Art Courses with a Schoolism Subscription
schoolism.com
✅ Procreate with Nikolai Lockertsen
✅ Deconstructed: Drawing People with Viktor Kalvachev
✅ Painting Sci-Fi from Start to Finish with Craig Mullins
...and more!
Next 90 Minute Art Challenge is Monday January 11, 2021
Questions from the audience:
13:50 - I hear about writing prompts a lot and how artists have to follow up on those prompts. What would happen if you did a professional piece but the person who hired you thought it didn't match their vision?
25:45 - How long did it take you to finish the illustration?
28:01 - How do you decide on which image is the one or when do you decide to stop exploring?
46:37 - How do you keep soul in your paintings and not go down the road of just creating these empty pictures?
48:45 - Would you fight to have a specific item or element of your artwork included in a production with a studio?
1:16:57 - When you had to stop drawing due to health problems, should you continue where you stopped or should you go back to basics?
1:18:34 - To learn you first need to know when you make mistakes so that you can correct them. Any tips on how you can check yourself for errors? (self study)
How do you paint snow on a bright day? How do you make something look icy? How do you come up with original ideas? Masae Seki shares how she took an old doodle from her sketchbook and develops it into a story moment with a beautiful snowy scene. Bobby Chiu and Masae talk about art and life, and answer questions from the audience live.
▶90 MAC ACTIVITY
Challenge yourself and create your own story moment with us using the prompt "Frosted Treat" and share your work using #90minartchallenge
▶QUESTION?
Submit your questions on slido.com/Chiustream
Join the Light Box Discord to ask questions live discord.gg/lightboxexpo
▶FOLLOW
Bobby's Instagram: instagram.com/digitalbobert
Masae's Instagram: instagram.com/masaeseki
▶LEARN
Access ALL 35+ Schoolism Art Courses with a Schoolism Subscription
schoolism.com
✅ Procreate with Nikolai Lockertsen
✅ Deconstructed: Drawing People with Viktor Kalvachev
✅ Painting Sci-Fi from Start to Finish with Craig Mullins
...and more!
Next 90 Minute Art Challenge is Monday January 11, 2021
Questions from the audience:
13:50 - I hear about writing prompts a lot and how artists have to follow up on those prompts. What would happen if you did a professional piece but the person who hired you thought it didn't match their vision?
25:45 - How long did it take you to finish the illustration?
28:01 - How do you decide on which image is the one or when do you decide to stop exploring?
46:37 - How do you keep soul in your paintings and not go down the road of just creating these empty pictures?
48:45 - Would you fight to have a specific item or element of your artwork included in a production with a studio?
1:16:57 - When you had to stop drawing due to health problems, should you continue where you stopped or should you go back to basics?
1:18:34 - To learn you first need to know when you make mistakes so that you can correct them. Any tips on how you can check yourself for errors? (self study)
