Hat and Poster Progression and Beginning of Portfolio Project with Portfolio Examples


After taking advice from my teacher once more, I have made a few changes on the letters, as well as changing the colors of the hat brim to make the hat easier to read. I have also shrunk the tie, the gloves and the cane to give the hat more attention.



These pictures above are examples of artist portfolios. An artist has to make a portfolio in order to show their credentials. The portfolios that the artists make are also ways for an artist to express themselves. Portfolios are like resumes: An artist has to show how professional he or she can be as well as their past experiences.
To start off my portfolio project, I have scrapped my previous idea for a portfolio cover and decided to go with this cover. This features one of the variations for my first project that I have done earlier this semester. In addition, the title that I have created for this cover is in Stencil type and made a color a little lighter for the viewer to read.
To start off my portfolio, I introduced myself and began by introducing the sketches I made for the first project.
This is the current progress of my portfolio project. I have inserted screen caps of my progression of the first project that I have done earlier this semester.



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