from the future?! Having grown up pursuing both art and biology simultaneously, when it came time to decide what to dedicate my life to, the answer was not immediately evident. I started preparing in November (4 months before portfolio day) – going to life drawing sessions, reading blogs and learning about the animation industry. Your advice would be helpful, thank you. ÐоÑмоÑÑиÑе болÑÑе идей на ÑÐµÐ¼Ñ «Ð»Ñнд-аÑÑ, ландÑаÑÑ, аÑÑ
иÑекÑÑÑа». You have a beautiful portfolio. The people in my year, and alumni I've talked to, who wanted to pursue concept art as a career put in a lot of personal effort and chugged through classes that didn't directly apply to their interests, and made sure to find industry relevant mentorships or co-ops in third year. ( Log Out / It seemed too good to be true – If I pursued animation, I would not lose science; in fact, I would have to study it in depth! What are your takes? In October I began going to drop-in life drawing sessions in the city 2-3 times a week. I was wondering how you prepared the portfolio. That being said a portion of the program is heavy in learning animation principles and making films. Getting into Sheridan Animation is one step closer. Character Art. It may seem complicated but it doesn’t have to be. Mar 23, 2018 - Explore Catharine Cetrullo's board "Animations, Illustrations ...", followed by 201 people on Pinterest. Animation is a lot of fun (but a lot of work) and you have to really have a passion for it to do it for a living. Hi, did you take any evening or weekend drawing courses? I know you said it’s chill enough to practice other takes on the pieces, but does that always apply? Thanks, Hello, I really love what you have posted here, so inspiring. Hiya, fresh illustration grad here, so I can't speak for animation program outside of second-hand offerings from friends. In fact, knowledge about biology, chemistry and physics only help me in creating worlds and and characters from the imagination! Hey there! Join the Illustration & Animation Summer Camp this August, 2021 ONLINE. How did you achieve that cleanness of lines? Last year I had a dilemma. A huge project for a client from Hong Kong. Alternatively, the animation program is a massive beast and a lot of hard work so if you dont care about anything else in the pipeline, it could burn you out. And yeah, I’ve seen Art Centre too, theyre definitely expensive but I’m keeping them on the plate, thanks : ), New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. A note about life drawing for animation vs. illustration: Try to capture the âlife forceâ of the model as opposed to illustrating every anatomical detail in an photo-real way. Forums > Community > Help with Life. I love your portfolio, its wonderful. Did you do digital drawing or did you just hand draw? Since going to university and exploring the world on my own, I’ve already met many artists of different ages and backgrounds and who have very different art. I hope to continue and strive to keep learning at Sheridan! Did you photocopy or scan any of your work then re-sized it to fit in a certain portfolio book? Join the Illustration & Animation Summer Camp this August, 2021 ONLINE. Art School - OCAD vs Sheridan - Illustration. Four years of intense art study, here I come. Also, when using anatomy books it’s great to cross-reference them (read a bunch at the same time), that way you can understand the same problem from more than one point of view. Animation isnât just for kids. This gives your drawings a 3-dimensional feel. It’s not just animation – basically any art program involves some type of figure drawing. I made a few of the required pieces in November and December but ended up redrawing them later. Thank you so much! Hi Ruby The animation student can do the same thing – we live through the characters we create. Ive just finished a honours degree in biology but have been grappling with what I really want to do. I applied for the animation program for fall 2014 as well. Congrats on getting in! !right now I am in the process of finishing mine for sheridan and was wondering what size paper did you use for the animal and figure drawings and how did you present your over all portfolio on the evaluation day (was everything matted in a binder including personal work)I really need advice I don’t know how to present mine on the day of evaluation should I Matt everything in a binder including personal work???