Sheridan Animation Portfolio 2017

Life Drawings:

Hand Drawings:

Character Rotation:
(drawn on separate sheets of paper, and edited into one)

Character Poses:

Character Expressions:

Storyboard:
 

Object Drawings:
 

Room Drawings:

Personal Work:

 

Score sheet:

COMMENTS: (updated Nov 14, 2017)

• I'm self taught so I'm definitely not the right person to ask for detailed advice. but here are some basic tips below:
• Look up Sheridan Ritual Sacrifice if you haven't already! they tag all their posts so you can look up very specific questions that you might have
• if you get advice from a fine arts teacher (which most high school teachers are), chances are, they don't know what exactly constitutes as "good" or "suitable" for animation or not. take their advice with a grain of salt imo (UNLESS they have studied animation before). try to look for resouces online/in books that are specifically ANIMATION related, or ask people who are in the industry/school
• draftsmanship and line quality are more important than learning how to shade, learn how to depict the FORM of an object without relying on shading
• don't leave like half of it for the last week like me (don't do it). I started early in January but I forgot
• I forgot to submit my sketchbook for the personal section so that's why there's only 4 pieces