Making my first Portfolio
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@Geoffrey-Mégardon I prefer no. 12, as the dinosaur is so big it breaks the edges of the paper - that adds to its mass, and both it and the vehicle have dynamic poses.
Pretty cool!
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@Geoffrey-Mégardon Ah, you already decided!
Funny enough, this way you just tell another story than I expected, as to me the vehicle seems to be "more important" and the greater focal point, as it is so much more dynamic. I think that's very nice decided, as you emphasize that the car is more flexible and the dinosaur seems to be more portly. -
@MimiHecher I do like both, so I might try to do 12 at some point.
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Just took a look at your instagram, love to see your progress! and i'm really looking forward to see more of your work
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@von_Nimmermehr Thank you! sometimes it is hard for me to see whether I progressed so it is really nice to hear!
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New update. I inked the dino and the van, and I added the shadow layer.
I will probably revise the shadow of the T-rex as it does not exactly match the one of the van. Other than that, I intend to be done with the coloring tomorrow.
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Update of the day.
Still need to polish up the reflection layer (e.g. glass and metal) and add a glow/halo layer, and maybe a bounce light layer.
I am not sure the glass looks like glass enough. And I'm not sure the windscreen is working well at the moment.
But yeah, almost done I think
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Geoffrey Mégardon
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Geoffrey Mégardon
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So my portfolio is kind of ready and I am thinking of reaching out for a rep. But, now I have a doubt. Should I include a book dummy in my portfolio?
I’ve made a thumbnail book dummy for the SVS CBP course. So I could clean it up to get more readable sketches.
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@Geoffrey-Mégardon I don’t think it’s necessary to include a dummy
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I wouldn’t include a dummy. Just the strongest finished work that’s cohesive together.