falconwind
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So, I'm trying to get into the Art Institute of Vancouver and take the Graphics Design course, but they want to check to make sure i'm "appropriate", academically and artistically.
Suffice to say, I'm nervous. I mostly doodle and do illustrations, the vast majority of which isn't anywhere near professional quality. And most of my better material only exists as scans, have gone missing, or are (ahem) 'adult' in nature. I guess what I mean is that I feel totally inadequate (and not in the usual way, har har). And I very briefly played around with Photoshop and Illustrator, back in the day. Mostly I use MS Paint, and I took Drafting in high school. I just hope that is okay, since people go to school to learn after all. The only ace I think I have is that, for some reason, I like drawing logos, and I have a sizable collection of fictional logos for fictional companies.
Has anyone here been rejected or easily been accepted? I'm just wondering if I shouldn't get my hopes up...
Because it's either this, or 'Creative Writing' and authors generally don't make a good living, so I hear.
Unless yo're JK Rowling... lucky biatch...
Suffice to say, I'm nervous. I mostly doodle and do illustrations, the vast majority of which isn't anywhere near professional quality. And most of my better material only exists as scans, have gone missing, or are (ahem) 'adult' in nature. I guess what I mean is that I feel totally inadequate (and not in the usual way, har har). And I very briefly played around with Photoshop and Illustrator, back in the day. Mostly I use MS Paint, and I took Drafting in high school. I just hope that is okay, since people go to school to learn after all. The only ace I think I have is that, for some reason, I like drawing logos, and I have a sizable collection of fictional logos for fictional companies.
Has anyone here been rejected or easily been accepted? I'm just wondering if I shouldn't get my hopes up...
Because it's either this, or 'Creative Writing' and authors generally don't make a good living, so I hear.
Unless yo're JK Rowling... lucky biatch...