My portfolio is almost finished! Thank you jeebus.
Here'ssome life-drawing, because apparently people want to see it.
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man. you should give me some portfolio building tips.
Um. I suppose I found having a teacher or someone to guide you made the whole thing a milion times easier, especially if they're encouraging. And you mihgt want to check the requirements for your courses, they might be different, but certainly variety is a good thing. Explore different media, different methods of work. Notebooks and sketchpads are nice because the thinking behind your work can be more interesting than finished pieces. And practice life-drawing and still-life like there's no tomorrow, to back up whatever stylisation you're into.
And if that ruins your chances of getting into college, my sincerest apologies, guvnah.
aye. my teacher's a bitch douche, but i think i've got all that covered anyhow. i just need to actually work on it. the whole comics thing ain't going too well, so i'll just work on some fine art for the next few days. and sketchbooks i got down.
thanks, scuzzy. much obliged.
stuff looks great you will sail in
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