Portfolio for Sheridan Illustration (Accepted)

These are the works from the drawing test. There are too many things for the personal creations so I will leave that up to your imagination. My overall score out of this section was 35/40. My overall total score was 70/100. This year's cut-off score was 59. 

These drawings were done quite last minute, two days before the deadline. It's okay to procrastinate a bit since these are NOT supposed to take very long ;D

A figure seated. I drew my friend while she was playing a cellphone game in the cafeteria. Certainly a great way to get a good model since cellphones keep them busy but still! It is unnecessary to add in backgrounds, so just a few quick scribbles will do to improve the atmosphere.

A figure doing an everyday activity. This was my dad putting on his shoe in the middle of the night just for posing. These pictures have to be drawn quickly since poses like this are hard to keep for an extended period of time. Go for 5 minutes! Thanks, dad~

This was a friend standing up for posing, in the cafeteria again. Always make sure your model is resting on something if they are not experienced posers, it will make it easier for them to hold a pose. The wall was added so she didn't look like she was....floating and off-balance.

 Transformation of still life objects. I used the same one in my animation portfolio since it is essentially the same thing and I was running low on time.

My cousin in his room. I blocked in all the rough lines with the pen while he was staring at a movie and finished it afterwards. Good thing is that he is a serious otaku and will not move much.

Our dining room! Since nothing really moves, it's alright to spend more time on this one. I think it took me one or two hours...? Though, try to finish it in one sitting since the daylight and environment outside changes and that can be quite a hassle later.

And that is it! As always, I'm always happy to help ^^