gogidolim
May 9th, 2009, 01:48 AM
I had a portfolio review at my school today. I was told to stick with one subject by reviewers. Actually my currrent portfolio contains a little bit of everything.
I decided to stick with concept design. And I am graduating on July. The problem is, I don't know how to pace my workload. Some Korean concept artist wrote that (in his book, in Korean) it takes 8 to 16 work hours to work on a character sheet. Well, not bad except that they look better with color on. And now I am barely getting a knack of digital painting.
I decided to put my emphasis on props. And I am free on Mondays and Wednesdays. And I will be done with this semester in a couple of weeks. So how many things should I draw until mid-July? Think of you as a supervisor and give me assignments (or orders).
I decided to stick with concept design. And I am graduating on July. The problem is, I don't know how to pace my workload. Some Korean concept artist wrote that (in his book, in Korean) it takes 8 to 16 work hours to work on a character sheet. Well, not bad except that they look better with color on. And now I am barely getting a knack of digital painting.
I decided to put my emphasis on props. And I am free on Mondays and Wednesdays. And I will be done with this semester in a couple of weeks. So how many things should I draw until mid-July? Think of you as a supervisor and give me assignments (or orders).