Show Up Like You Were Meant To Be Here.

Animal Gaits for Animators by Stephen Cunnane

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hello friends i am back

so I found this text meme and now I can’t find it :’))) but it stuck to me like oh my glob must draw

high school me: *has 8am to 6pm days* *never drinks water* *doesn’t even feel the need to pee during the day* *overall feels pretty good*

college me: *always carries a bottle of water* *can’t even go 3 hours without peeing* *is always tired* *is a mess*

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I need advice on creating a portfolio for uni. I'm applying for a course in graphic design and I have no idea how to display my art. I create mostly phanart and I'm not sure if I should include this in my portfolio?? Is it a bit strange having loads of drawings of Dan and Phil in my work? I have other work that's not dnp related but there is a lot less of this work, and I'm unsure on how to display it all

when I submitted my portfolio, I did have a variety of work and not just D&P (maybe thats because I wasn’t really inside the phandom at that time)but still it consists of a lot of fanart material.

Its definitely better to display your work that is related to what you want to study or what job that you would like to apply for.I want to be an illustrator; concept artist/character designer but I am studying animation so I showed both my artistic and animation skill in which the university/job will decide which I am more suited for.

Here are some of my pages of my portfolio:-

So in conclusion, you should have both professional work related to what you want to do and some work that you’ve done in your free time.A portfolio is just a space to display what you can and like to do.It also really depends on which university/job you apply for and you need to do research and fit the criteria that they are looking for!

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