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Re: Portfolio stuff and beginners
most professionals have seen the tutorials and know you followed it step by step. there is nothing wrong with following a tutorial step by step as long as you understand why you are doing each step, but the work produced from it does not really show you understand. something you may want to try is following a tutorial but… -
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In some cases these tutorials have shown you exactly how to do an asset, you have made no decisions be it artistic or technical. You can't very well respond to inquiries by saying "that's how they did it in the tutorial". The employer also may have seen a bunch of these tutorial assets in other portfolios, some of the… -
Re: Portfolio stuff and beginners
On blogs and sketchbook threads, its absolutely fine to post studies and tutorials, but perhaps accompany them with a little sentence or two on what you learned, what you could do better, how to apply it/how you'll be applying it, a review of the tutorial etc. Perhaps no one would read it, but it's a good exercise in… -
Re: Portfolio stuff and beginners
It only really matters when you apply for a job. People don't care that you've done tutorials. But for a job portfolio your example pieces shouldn't include tutorial content. In general it's better to have examples of work that show that, not only do you have skills, but you're also creative. You want to demonstrate that… -
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Got it, I do keep a blog. So in that case, would it be fine to upload stuff I did from tutorials? Meaning would the art community view that as something okay? And also, does that mean I can't call my studies "portfolio" pieces (not including tutorials at all) or take them to be reviewed in art events? -
Portfolio stuff and beginners
Hey guys, what's up! I have some questions regarding portfolios and beginners, which is what I am in this case. Should I put together work that includes photo studies, master studies and other 2d and 3d artists' tutorials (which I did after them) and call that a portfolio? Or I'd better say that's a gathering of work I did… -
Re: Portfolio stuff and beginners
Add everything that isn't from a tutorial. -
Re: Portfolio stuff and beginners
Hmm okay, so all sorts of studies but not tutorials? Mind explaining why?
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