My Art School Portfolio that got me ACCEPTED!

Summary by Krater

The creator reviews his entertainment design portfolio that he used to apply to ArtCenter College of Design at age 17, walking page by page through characters, creature concepts, environments, and storyboards.

From the video

Answers: What does an accepted art school entertainment design portfolio look like?

• entertainment design portfolio review
• art school application process
• character design concepts
• creature design and silhouettes
• environment concept art
• storyboarding for portfolios

What it concludes

• Not having your name on your portfolio is a major mistake in the industry.
• Using too many brushes without clear intent results in chaotic-looking art.
• Including multiple mediums inside your portfolio gives your work more flavor and personality.
• Using cultures and rich history adds a level of reliability and grounds your designs.
• Having unrelated work in your portfolio shows more layers about who you are as a creator.