Listening to 100th episode right now.
This is by far my favorite!
I would draw everyone's attention to min 23:56:
The utter distain in Lee's voice as he challenges Will and Jake's "devil may care" attitude toward color calibration is priceless (and brutal)!
Admittedly, I am "Team Calibrate" but still . . .
Update: Continuing to listen. min 33:23 :
I would clarify Will's recommendation to "Be able to draw any common object from any angle from your head."
That sets the bar too high in my opinion.
Instead work on the skill to be able to look at a photo of any object and then be able to draw it from any angle.
Example: A common bicycle.
I've drawn hundreds of bikes over the years. I will NEVER remember how they are constructed. But I don't have to -- that's what reference is for.
Now if you can only draw a bike at a given angle by looking at a photo of a bike at that angle you will sloooooow doooown. Especially at the ideation sketch stage. While also exposing yourself to copyright infringement (if using a photo you didn't take yourself) at the finished art stage.
Much more efficient to grab a photo that informs you what a bike looks like and then be able to draw it from a variety of angles by rotating it in your mind.