Accepted RISD Portfolio 2019 - Walkthrough
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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that awkward moment when you already must have incredible art skills to study in an art school.
This is higher education art. I guess a good way of thinking about it is would you expect a mathematics major to know basic arithmetic through calculus before getting into a university program? Same thing with art.
Even if you haven’t taken formal art classes, the hope is that you’ve honed your skill and passion on your own.
Well, for me it should be like that, I study in a design school and I always feel slowed down because everyone else still don’t know basic stuff, so I feel like I’m not showing my full potential
Yea I just went for an art major at a liberal arts college instead of going to and 'Art School' the program was slightly more forgiving
weird flex but ok
Really depends on the school...
What the heck? I thought this video came from a really big channel since this was so high quality
When Asian do something, it is expected to be done right.
Jk. It is well put together though, art is great too.
seriously?
Just checked the sub count because of this comment and same. Job well done 👍🏻👏🏻
@@yamilet16 She definitely deserves more subs. Her content and art is high quality
She’s at 4K now! It’s definitely well deserved
dude i was watching this thinking you were some big art youtuber because of how nice the video looked, but then i looked and saw that i followed you and you only have 26 subs?!?! what is this madness
I really hoped to make something genuinely valuable (and nice to look at), so your comment means a lot to me
I completely, completely second this!!
Yeah I don't know what the big brains at youtube tweaked about the algorithm, but this is awesome.
haha she has 26K now! growthhhhhh
40k now!
I must say, your breakdown of an accepted portfolio is the best I've seen by far (I've watched about a dozen) and I think it is largely because you breakdown the why, the prompt, the concept, and the thought process rather than just showing us what you made. Many of us need the whole picture on this process not just the picture itself and you delivered that nicely and concisely. Well done.
I'm not even applying to any art schools (my major is computer science and I do art as a hobby) but I loved the editing in this video and while I can't really use any of the info to my benefit, it was really entertaining to watch!
i'm extremely glad to hear it's relevant outside the art school community; thank you!
same!!
oh my god your portfolio is amaaazing!! im attending RISD this year and its a shame that i wont see u, but im sure youll do wonderful things at calarts *o*
You made this comment a year ago sooo did you attend the risd or anything else?
This is definitely one of the most useful portfolio videos I've seen. I love how you explained the reason and thought behind every single piece. It's also amazing to see how much passion you have for art. As just started to work on my own portfolio to apply for animation programs, it helped me a ton. Thank you!
I'm really glad to hear it helped! Take care, and best of luck with your animation portfolio 💪
Okay.. not only is the video well made but the quality of the art work is insane.. how are you only entering college? Props to you for being so talented/hardworking and well versed both in the arts and your video.
I was kinda happy you accepted CalArts instead of RISD. It seems like they expected so much of applicants that when they do see the most amazing portfolio, all they do is look for the imperfections. It was cool to see that you chose a program that you wanted and was cheaper over something that is considered amazing mostly for its selectivity and prestige.
To clarify, CalArts and RISD both cost around the same w/o financial aid (;_;), and the character animation program at CalArts is equally prestigious and much more selective than RISD. However, my decision was not based on the school's selectivity. I wanted to go into animation, and I was fond of the community I found there.
On another note, I think RISD's prestige is founded on the vibrant artistic community it nurtures; I would disagree that it's considered amazing mostly for its prestige.
@@lemoncholy Lol yeah sorry I actually thoguht this was the RISD+Brown program when I commented. (The ivy league was where I was referring to prestige). I guess I thought it was the Brown program because your portfolio was so amazing.
Wrong. They don't look for imperfections, they look for your ability to speak and express using art.
One very common misconception about art is photorealism is good. They are rarely good unless you have a strong composition.
You should be teaching at RISD rather that being taught at RISD! Very impressed with your artwork, your articulation and your tech skills - wow!
1:22 My friend and I were actually at the contest that this was submitted in hehe. Congrats on that and your art is amazing^^
CatInaBox hello fellow canadian!
i’m a freshman in high school and my dream college is risd. the level of skill you have scares me 😳 guess i better keep practicing!!
you got this 💪
you have time! make as much work as you can, working on technical skills but don't get hung up over it. try to express ideas and really hone in on your own creative voice; this will come from experimentation and looking at lots of other art.
Don't worry! I go there and when I was a senior my work 1st semester still wasn't up to par for risd, but I kept practicing and improved a lot by 2nd semester when it was time to submit. Though technical skill does matter, if you focus your portfolio on that you will not get in. You have to let the judges know you have a story to tell.
@@Kessekom same here but now im on my last year of hs 😭
Fraudulent swine is the funniest thing I have ever heard. For the love of Christ make it a meme.
this is definitely my favorite risd portfolio - and even art portfolio for that matter - ever! your work is so clean and crisp and i love your almost-commercial art style! i especially like your character 2d designs, which makes sense you're going into animation! i'm so excited to see where your art takes you, you're definitely gonna make it big!
Well, I thought I’d be able to get into an art school, but I guess not
Audrey the cat nerd don’t ever give up hope if art is what you’re passionate about.
Firstly, if you’re worried about skill, just remember that you have all your free time to practice and get better before you actually apply. Experiment and learn new things.
Second, RISD is what you would consider a “top” art school, and you don’t have to attend that school to become an artist. Set your sights lower and practice just as hard and you’ll end up in the same place after school.
Lastly, you don’t even need an art school education to become an artist. Whether you’re freelancing or applying for jobs, your work is the most important thing. As long as you have good work, you’ll find good work.
Not all art schools are like this. RISD is pretty high teir
If you really want to get into an art school, you'll need a strong mentality to do so. Though some things are definitely out of your control, you've got to control what you can. For some, it takes several tries to get into the school they want to, and the common denominator to their success is determination and hard work.
Goodbye art dreams, it was fun in a while haha
sameee ughh its kinda my fault cause i kept putting it off and i feel so behind now cause i still dont even know the basics
Ah! RISD is a literal 15 minute walk from my campus! I always see the RISD students walking around (there’s even a RISD building right in front of my campus) and I’ve always wondered what it took to get accepted. I would love to be friends with a RISD student bc my perception of them is so artsy and aesthetic. And I absolutely love art, it’s a shame that I stopped making it.
I’ve been to the RISD museum a couple times and I absolutely love all the displayed art of the students as well as the art from various famous painters.
Your art is so beautiful and it’s no wonder you got accepted!
Holy fick watching this inspires and discourages me at the same time lmao absolutely insane what an amazing artist
I went to Parsons back in the nineties. I think the competition for these schools is much harder now. I don't know if I could get in again if I tried.
As a RISD alum I'm sorry that RISD wasn't your pick (we'd be lucky to have you), but I'm happy that you got in multiple great art schools and you made your informative decision. 👏👏👏
All the of the work was interesting and very well explained!! But oh my god, the plaster cast drawing/charcoal!?!? It was beautiful-it may have been a show of your technical skill, but as soon as I saw it, I gasped! It reminded me of Bernini and gosh the just angle of the face and the cast shadows!!! It tickles all my art fancies.
your pieces are very smart and well-executed (especially the 2 'error' ones). literally amazing!!
aaa, thank you! i put a lot of thought into these pieces and i’m glad it was noticed ☺️
I love hearing your through process behind each painting! It adds another layer on instead of just the "oh, pretty!" that most people associate with art.
This is so inspiring!! As a young artist who wants to go into animation and storytelling this is super useful! 🤠
Remember me when you hit 100k subscribers
(Or more)
This was the best art portfolio I've seen throughout RUclips, I'm so impressed and inspired. Your video has the best quality and I love how it was edited. Your portfolio was so versatile, I love the way you had a story behind your artwork, being fluent in both digital and traditional art, painting a still life perfectly while also being an amazing designer, I love your piece "If Love Please Return Home," and both of your response to the assignment is amazing, from the design to how it was carried out. I could never created 3D or physical crafts. You will go so far!
what i love about this portfolio is that it's definetly a more simplistic, humble vibe. i love niche art, but seeing so many portfolios exclusively show of technical or detailed prowess kind of discouraged me because i like bigger pictures. so, this portfolio singlehandedly reminded me that art is more than just "being the best"- it's about telling a story.
Art school is like a hug and a slap. 🤣 I loved it but boy it was hard! Physically, mentally, emotionally. It’s amazing when you start to discover who you are as an artist and you go through many phases on your artistic journey ❤️
I definitely feel that way! Just being exposed to so many different styles and ways of drawing has changed my art.
I bet this channel with get 100k on 6 months, who's thinking the same? ✨💖✨
"rules to follow" are my strengths
same
I cant even begin to say how amazing this was
When I see your art, I get really self conscious about my portfolio :(
i understand that, and still feel the same towards other artists. i've been at art school for 3 weeks and something i've realized is that you will always meet people who are better than you. but from my experience, dwelling on insecurities is a waste of time. as long as you know that YOU did your best, you should feel proud of your efforts. learn what you can from the artists you admire and be challenged by them - focus on improving.
the portfolio is a daunting process and just remember that this video is a carefully curated and condensed account of my experience. i didn't expand on the times i felt anxious, and i want to emphasize that 1. it's completely natural and 2. no one is 100% secure about their art.
i'm rooting for ya
@@lemoncholy Thank you so much for the inspiring words
ur editing skills are dope and this protfolio gave me so much inspiration
Wow. Your art is stunning! And I love that you explained your work so thoroughly. Best breakdown of work ever! I love the concepts too!
You only have two videos out so far but I’m in LOVE with your videos and art😂😂. Love the way you’re so articulate and give out pointers to people who are interested in submitting their portfolio in addition to how clean your camera shots are
i think this is my favorite art school portfolio video ever. it's so raw and honest and human and relatable in ways i cannot express in words.
this is phenomenal thank you so much !!!! I'm bingewatching RISD portfolio vids right now for guidance on starting my slideroom thing; I really appreciate this !!!!!
really glad it helped, hope it goes well!
Hey, I'm a student there if you want some help I'm willing to help!
I’m glad your channel blew up. Your videos are really high quality and I can tell you actually care. Imma subscribe.
ive been watching portfolio vids for like 3 years and this one is my favorite you are sososo great
I do my best ^-^
This content is amazing and so high quality. So glad to be here before you blow up
The overall content is wholesome
(*´ω｀*)
Literally I can’t even draw a stick figure 😂
YOU ARE AN AMAZING ARTIST. I hope more people will find your channel and be inspired like I did ❣
What are your size ranges B))) GREAT work!
thanks! the largest piece i showed (Cycles) was 30x19in, while the smallest (San Francisco, 1997) was 14x11in.
I was extremely impressed by your art. You were so talented by the age of mine. I was totally surprised by your mixed media piece of art "if lost, return home". I had thought that there should be paper art or digital art only in portfolio. I am also dreaming to enroll CalArts and Sheridan Uni and I am preparing for it. Your video helps me a lot, you showed me how an accepted portfolio of my dream school looks like. Thanks you so much from Vietnam
your portfolio is so good, every piece was amazing! :D
Wow you are truly amazing,The art and the video are flawless
This video is so helpful! I'm going into my junior year of high school and I'll be taking my first of two AP Art Portfolio classes and I'm beginning to think about what I want my portfolio to look like when I'm applying to colleges. This was so good at explaining portfolio setups and you gave some great tips! I need all the advice I can get or find so thank you!
I love your art so much and I hope you post a lot more videos and your journey in art school! Good luck sis
Its hard to stay motivated to keep on drawing and go to college so that you can make your passion your job, when family and people around you think it’s not a real job.
I'm sorry that you don't have the support you should have, especially when so much of your financing ability can depend on your family. It's gonna be a tough journey, that's for sure. There doesn't seem to be a good answer to the dilemma of following your passion at the expense of losing respect vs. being "responsible" and regretting your choices (not to mention that going into art requires a certain level of privilege). However, I do believe that once you're in the right community, you will find people who very much believe in the importance of art careers in society. Just remember that somewhere out there a small Canadian girl supports and legitimizes your goals.
your vibe is crazy cool! Small youtuber here :))
your cinematography and editing skills are so dope!
Maybe I missed it but can you tell me which course did you apply for?
I absolutely love your work! The detailed effort in the skill and thinking of your portfolio is beautiful
I am hoping to achieve a good definition as an artist too and this really helped me ♥️
I'm glad it helped! For RISD, you don't apply for a specific major - I believe this is chosen at the end of your first year.
lemoncholy this was helpful,thank you :)
Hello! all of your artworks are all very VERY AMAZING!!! I can't stop repeating the clip and watching them! you are a great artist and I am not surprised that CALART and RISD both accepting you!!! this may be a bit late but, congratulation in getting accepted into your top university! I also want to go to animation someday. So I have a few questions that I would like to ask if it's not too much (I hope):
1) Most of your artwork is amazing! Do most of your artwork in your portfolio comes from IGCSE or IB?(if you didn't take any of this following system then around which years/grade)
2)At which grade do you start collecting your arts for the portfolio?
3)Did you draw all of this artworks in the school class as a course or do you do some in your free time as well?
4)Did you art grade during middle school would affect the chance of getting accepted into the university?
5)at which grade did you start your CALART sketchbook?
I hope you could answer my question! I have been following your art and I really admire you so much for your skill and your talent!!! I have a dream to go to CalArts, USC or RISD for 3 years now have I'm gonna start my IB soon this autumn. So I would like your advice! I hope you can answer my question and congratulations again on getting accepted!!!! (I didn't realize I write this long, I'm really REALLY sorry if it's hard to read for you.)
Hi! Thanks so much for the kind words!
1&3) I took IB SL Art in grade 11 and about 1/3 of my pieces came from the course (2 semesters long). Some art assignments can be quite limiting, and I definitely feel like the art you make on your own provides a better sense of your artistic abilities and identity. It's all about standing out.
2) I started collecting art for my portfolio during the second half of gr 11. I have a feeling this is pretty late - many people start around a year or more before the deadline. I definitely struggled with the timeline (lots of anxiety during the last month when I was trying to pump out as many pieces as possible), so I recommend starting earlier than I did.
4) When applying to art schools, the quality of your portfolio usually matters MUCH more than your grades (the extent to which grades matter vary per school: while RISD values good grades, academic scores are the last things CalArts checks). Universities certainly do not look at your middle school marks; what they see are your gr 11 marks, and gr 12 first semester marks.
*Please note that I go to school in Canada so it might be slightly different where you live.
5) I started in the summer before my gr 12 year. I had 6 months, but it was barely enough time to finish 100 pages, especially given the workload from other IB courses and extracurriculars.
Another note: The IB program at my school was very limiting because initially, SL/HL Art were not offered as course options. It took a lot of asking around, nagging admin, and luck. If it didn't run, I would have been forced to take a biology or physics course, and completing my portfolio on time would not have been possible. (If that scenario had played out, I would have dropped out).
Good luck with your portfolios and IB! They're both challenging tasks, but with enough dedication and active efforts to improve, you're sure to do well
i really like this video and the portfolio especially the 3D work
a tip to prospective students-don’t feel like you need to do a specific type of art
i applied with 0 landscapes , still life, or figure drawings and i still got in. my advice is to embrace your own unique style but still make sure you have some variety in visual and conceptual approach ...you don’t necessarily need to check boxes of “types of art”
I really like your artworks!!
Your ideas are amazing!
Thanks for making video💕
You deserve more subs and you just earned my sub. Make more videos when you can please!!! Your vids are so satisfying :(( the editing is on point!!
How did u photograph your work? Like did u scan it or use a camera? Btw love your art💜💜💜
Thank you! I photographed all my pieces because they were too large and delicate for the scanner. I used a DSLR in natural lighting, then cropped and brightened the pieces in Lightroom.
lemoncholy got it!! Also, I have two pieces to compare on the same theme so how can I add them both in the same slide or can I even do this?
@@amnashoaib913 If the two pieces are not in the same series, I would submit them separately and use the description section in Slideroom to compare them. If they are, I would place the two photos in a new file then export that as a png/jpeg/pdf to Slideroom.
lemoncholy ahhh. Thankss!!
I’m sorry but you’re an absolute genius
Very professional videos 👏👏👏 fabulous work..from England
i know you posted this 2 years ago, but did you give the same portfolio to Calarts? is it okay if not everything in your portfolio is directly related to what you want to study?
Woah. This video is all sorts of visually pleasing. You’ve edited it SO WELL!! More importantly though, I’m such a huge fan of your art. I absolutely love your pieces, they’re all so beautiful!! Crazy to think you’re so young. Congratulations of getting into RISD and CalArts, good luck!
Thanks so much! I can’t tell you how many hours went into adjusting text, colour correcting, and changing other tiny, tedious things, so it makes me really happy that you enjoyed it ☺️
I’m confused and maybe someone in these comments can help me understand a little bit more haha but, this girl is incredibly good, like nearly a professional artist. She clearly has a massive amount of knowledge and can perfectly learn on her own. My first question is: why does she need to go to “art school” what are they gonna teach her that she doesn’t already know or can learn by herself? And my second question is: is this the standards that art schools have? They require you to already be a professional before you get in the school? So what are they actually teaching you? They certainly aren’t teaching you to draw, because you get in already knowing how to do that. What more is there to learn, really...?
Hello, you raise some good questions - I'll do my best to respond.
I don't think it matters what stage your art is at - there is always something to learn and to improve upon and it should always stay that way. I'm flattered that you think my work is nearly of professional quality, but I still see large gaps that separate my art from industry standards. I learned so much during the first month because I was exposed to so many things I wasn't aware of (you don't know how much you don't know until you learn about it). To be specific, I haven't learned about drawing outside my own practice, but I've learned a ton about design, storytelling, and of course, animation.
That being said, school to me is still much more than what teachers can teach you. If anything, I'd argue that the environment is much more important. My classmates are my largest sources of inspiration, possible future colleagues, and through friendly competition they motivate me to stay focused and improve. In contrast, I didn't go to a high school that prioritized art as a discipline, and didn't find many people who challenged me creatively. As a result, I grew complacent - I didn't draw much and experienced little improvement.
The resources offered at school are also helpful. From industry guest speakers to cintiqs to being located near LA, it makes work and making connections a lot easier. (The thing with art is that just being good might not land you a job - you'll need to know the right people too).
All in all, no, it's not necessary to go to an art school to be an artist (the only real way to get better is to keep practicing). But, art school can certainly help you stay on track, offer you resources that would otherwise be difficult to obtain, make it easier to make artist friends, network, and be exposed to crazy stuff. Whether or not it's right for you really depends on how you like to work + if you have enough funds. I'm not extremely self-directed as a person - I need to be surrounded by competition and other external stimuli to get my own shit together, so art school makes sense for me. I'm also extremely fortunate to be able to afford education that supports my working habits. Not to sound like a testimonial, but my experience at CalArts (so far) has been invaluable - I feel like I've been developing the artistic voice I've always wanted.
To answer your second question, standards vary per school. For instance, if you apply to a competitive program like Character Animation at CalArts, you'll have to have good ideas and be good at drawing, but no actual animation experience is required. In general, I'd recommend looking at more portfolio videos (accepted + rejected) for the schools you're interested in to gauge the skill level needed. I would definitely not call my work professional.
Sorry for the word vomit, but I hope that helps + thanks for asking!
Incredible video! So high quality! Thank you so much!
I wanted to go there... 😢😢😢 But I can't draw, I'm not in the US and I'm broke
Y’all just need to come to Scotland, I legit went to my interview with my school work from 1 year of Higher art, a large sketchbook with like furry art in it lmao. I also had stage design portfolio bc I do that and also have a national lighting degree, but I got an unconditional and heard back the day after my interview which is very rare.
So basically if you like to do character design then come to Scotland
I realized that I want to become a full-time artist even though i know it’s going to be hard to attract others to see how talented I am. I have a lot of support but there are certain people that do not agree with my decision. I want to own small business and make comic books, sell art ,and make merchandise for a living. I don’t know if college is for me though, I might go to a community college for a small associates degree, but some careers aren’t meant for a degree. Unless you want to work for a company I guess. But honestly, if your portfolio is hella great and “they” ( employer) see you have lots of potential in your art work. Whoever the business is, they’ll hire you before they’ll hire someone who went to school for 4 years studying art and made a decent portfolio. It doesn’t happen to everyone though, but it happens. I’m taking a gap year to get myself and portfolio together.
Isn’t this Pearfleur? Sounds like her
Your portfolio is absolutely stunning! Wish you the best luck from a freshman in SVA :)
guess it's time to start doing a variety if drawings, I'm only 11 but it's good to get practice, thanks for the tips!!
SUBSCRIIIBEEDDDD WHAT IS THIS UHQ QUALITY CONTENT?!??!!
Look forward to seeing more videos from you!
Your art is amazing-no doubt that you'll go very far w or w out risd
Hey amazing video thanks for that also i have a question how much does it cost to get into calarts or risd?
Im from iran and i think i can have a portfolio like this but money wise im not sure at all...
Please make more videos, you’re very skilled with story telling. That piece of the market is so inspiring.
I love your work and I'm impresswd with your love to detail. I would love to create art myself and I drew a lot while growing up. However somewhere along the line I just stopped to draw and paint. Now that I'm a mum, I feel that I have to give up my dream, but I still hope that I can continue drawing when I'm older and will be able to be my own person again. I love my child, don't get me wrong, but motherhood can be kind of drainig your energy.. I don't know if that makes sense
That totally makes sense - I remember being a complete nuisance sometimes to my parents when I was small. I hope you can continue drawing if that's what makes you happy! Who knows, maybe your kid will like drawing and you'll be able to draw together :)
@@lemoncholy thank you for your kind words. This made my day! And you are right, I can't wait to get creative together with my little one :)
i study business psych and only do art as a hobby but your portfolio is simply beautiful and incredibly inspiring! good luck on your journey!
very cool. I liked hearing about your graphic design piece and the glitchy aspect. pretty and unique. I also liked your departure piece.
Your portfolio is so unique and beautiful!😍 Im obsessed with that plaster cast drawing. Did you use a blending stump to make it so smooth? And what kind of paper did you use for the drawing?
thank you so much for this, this video motivated me so much and i really want to go to risd
both of your assignment pieces are AMAZING oh my god I am blown away.
Hi Michelle! I was wondering what you used for the statue? Thank you if you could reply. 😊 Have a great one.
I am from Taiwan and I really like the night market piece!!
Need more vids from you! This was amazing!
that's a heartwarming thing to hear! i'm currently trying to balance art school and life, so i can't promise any videos soon but there will be videos
hello，因为看到您作品集里出现的中文，我就不translate成英文啦！我最近马上就要ed了，在作品拍摄上遇到了一些疑难。我注意到你的作品里有一个箱子，类似于一个小装置，里面有纸做的车子和建筑一类的。我的作品集里也有类似的作品。但是我发现用照片提交的话会很有限，无法展现出作品的所有细节真的很可惜。so请问您在提交的时候用的是什么形式呢？是否是专门录制了视频呢？
Ahh now I'm sad cuz you only have 2 films, I was so ready to binge watch :)
omg😮i love your still life painting!!!!!!🐖👏🏻🥰
wow! your going to be great at calarts❤
one word to describe my art would be - c r u s t y
This was so beautifully made, well done. You'll go places :)
this is undoubtedly the best portfolio video I’ve ever seen. is there any way we can have a look at the planning for “if lost, please return home”?
perhaps a paid file or something like that?
I love your artwork it has so much energy!! i was wondering if the size of the artwork makes any difference in judgement because I usually work in standard sketchbook and that’s where most of my drawings and paintings are. I do have some bigger paintings on canvas but is it taken into consideration?
I don't think size matters as much as it once did since now, all submissions are done digitally and it's harder to be impacted by scale online than in person. Small pieces are okay, but variety is important - balance it out with bigger pieces! That being said, I still think that there is a general preferences for larger pieces, because more effort is required to make them.
lemoncholy thank you!
does RISD provide 100% scholarship
In the error project what did you use to make the bird fly? Can you recommend me any youtube video on small electric motors?
Hi, I just stumbled across this video and loved your work. I was wandering if you could give me a little breakdown on how you managed to be so good. I would love to improve on my art.
Hi, your comment means a lot to me
@@lemoncholy Hi again. Thanks so much for not only taking the time to reply but for being as thorough as you could for a youtube comment (lol not a dense response at all dw). I've only started drawing again (I've been doing a course at uni unrelated to art and after around 3 years of not drawing I've been itching to start again) and I guess I've just been a bit apprehensive about getting the fundamentals and foundations down out of fear of realising how much I still have to learn. Regardless, videos like these and other artists that I admire inspire me to continue. I've definitely done a few of what you've suggested (galleries, Pinterest and so on) but i'll definitely do the other things you've mentioned (like your 3rd point, I've never thought to approach my art that way). Thank you again for the reply, it was very helpful. Looking forward to more videos if you're up to it.
Im studying architecture and will be making an architecture portfolio, this was so helpful in terms of art philosophy!! Could truelu use some of these tips! Thankyou!
Cool video but the loud music that is heavy in bass is really drowning out your soft voice.
my aunt actually went there she’s very talented most of my moms side are artistic and paint :)
sis... WHAT THE FUCK
your art is SO GOOD WTF
This is the best portfolio video I've seen on RUclips! Your artworks are amazing, but I also love that you guide the viewers through your works with the thought processes behind those works and your decision to include them in your portfolio in such a fine, concise way.
I’m 25 with a BA in studio Art and I want to go back to art school so much.
as someone just starting out, i'm curious - what's the thing you missed most about being in art school?
lemoncholy being around fellow artists and awesome professors who work their dream job everyday! They work extremely hard but they are all so inspiring and cool
Adore your work! I’m also really into art :) (Tried a few years ago to upload speedpaints of my watercolours, but kinda gave up halfway 😅) I might not be applying to art school, not really sure yet, but will be applying for art history this year!