Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Continued Portfolio Pieces


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WOW. I just got my score sheet (March 30th). I got a score of 3.93! 
Heart exploding. So happy.
   
Overall, there are a lot of places I need to improve, better structure and proportion are a must. And most of the drawings are pretty stiff. Stuff to work on... My room drawings and personal art. I will repost better quality versions! The full figure below was the wrong life drawing! I had a better one to put in, but accidentally placed that one into my portfolio without realizing. It was just a personal work, so it's didn't matter AS much, so that's ok.







 
Posted by Alison G Chan at 23:30
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4 comments:

  1. Tom Henderson31 March 2011 at 12:04

    oh mAN! your portfolio is just amazing!! Especially your life drawing! I'm blown away!

    I got my offer on the 28th as well! I'll be seeing you there! CANT WAIT!

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  2. Alison G Chan31 March 2011 at 15:20

    Cool thanks C: I'm looking forward to meeting you as well!

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  3. Unknown11 November 2013 at 18:45

    Hi, i wonder if you're still active on this blog..cause i have a few portfolio questions(if you dont mind answering).:)
    -did you hand in photocopy ver. for your final or cleaned up ones (if so did you include the rough)
    -do you have to meet the portfolio evaluator?
    -room drawing: is it more cartoony or realistic? ive seen ppl adding creatures (aliens etc)

    thankyou
    reply: arisa1510@hotmail.com

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  4. Alison G Chan12 November 2013 at 05:37

    Hi Vivien,

    I haven't updated my blog in forever, but I am still around :)

    1) I only handed in my cleaned up piece for all of my work. I only included original pieces that had been cleaned up by hand.

    2) When we hand in portfolios, we go and drop off our portfolios and pick them up a few hours later, we never meet the big team of teachers who evaluate our portfolios

    3) Room drawings can be either realistic or cartoony, I have seen both. The most important thing is that the structure is good, an the perspective feels right.

    Best of luck! :)

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