Okay so I will make this post as short and sweet as possible.
First off my name is Josh and I am a graphic designer with an idea for a game.
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I personally do not have any idea about creating game i would love to learn about the process howerver that is now why I am here.
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Now that thats out of the way here is a general idea of the game
A survival open world game with crafting taming building fighting and so on ( think ark survival evolved but not and no dinos) that is the just of the game if anyone is interested or has any feedback for me about this post please comment below.

Also as I stated I am a graphic designer someone who does matte painting compositing [deleted by moderator]
Thank you !

To be quite honest, it sounds like you are fairly clueless in regards to the industry as a whole and to game programming and the project idea is extremely vague. I think your best path, if you are very serious about making a game and have a lot of confidence that your idea is unique and/or good enough to make a successful game, is to learn something about game programming yourself. Get the skillset to at least implement some of the game on your own and then get your friends and family to try it out to see if the idea has any traction what-so-ever. If the views are positive (make sure they are being damn honest, you don't need friends and family to be "yes-men"), then think about getting a team together for the project.

If you are dedicated and confident in your idea, you could get the skillset together to start developing a game in 6-12 months. Ark survival is a massive game and would require a large team and a lot of time. I recommend you start from the bottom (pong, breakout, connect 4 etc...) on your own and obtain at least some of the skills required for such a game. At this point, you will learn a lot about game programming both in practice and in terms of what can make a successful game or not.

All too often, posts like this appear here and elsewhere and lead to nothing, because the projects are too ambitious and/or the person who wants to make the project is not willing to put in the appropriate work and/or is not skilled enough to begin with.