So I got my acceptance into Sheridan's animation program on Tuesday(!!), so since I told myself, if I got in, I would be uploading my portfolio here, I guess I should start doing that!
I'm breaking it up into sections.
Warning: this is going to be a huge, image-heavy post.
Life Drawing:
Hand drawing 1
Hand drawing 2
Animal life drawing 1 (Elk. Scanned weirdly, for some reason)
Animal life drawing 2 (meerkats!! Painfully blue pencil!)
Animation & Character Design:
Character rotation
Action pose 1! (sorry about the retina-searing blue pencil)
Action pose 2
Expression sheet
Storyboarding:
Layout:
Object drawing 1
Object drawing 2
Room drawing 1 (terrible photo quality on these two)
Room drawing 2
Personal Artwork:
Self portraits. They were an assignment for painting class. The only one that was handed in as a portfolio piece was the one on the left.
Mouse town! I actually... don't like this at all. But my Imaging Systems (perspective class, pretty much) teacher showed some animation faculty, and they said I should include it. So I did.
More life drawings! 5 minute pose.
20 minute
Another Imaging Systems assignment that made it into the portfolio. This was a texture study in gouache.
You're only supposed to have 5 extra pieces. I forgot to take this one out of the very back of my portfolio, and when I got it back it had been moved and put into a plastic sleeve, so they obviously looked at it... Whoops. Anyway, 5 minute torso study.
AND THAT'S EVERYTHING!
So the main point of making this blog is supposed to be to post my assignments for next year. But I have Big Plans (so big they need to be capitalized) for studying during the summer, and if that works out then I might just post those here too.
That's all for now!
Wow, I gotta say, I'm impressed. It is really obvious that you've learned a lot at Sheridan this year.
ReplyDeleteConsidering how crazy gouache made you, that piece is ADORABLE. I love the object drawing ones, and I have to say that I'm with the people who said that Mouse Town was a piece you should use. It's so cute. I love all the little things they use to make their houses.
Great work!