I didn't get in!! - sob - sob. #
The problem is, I really don't know where I went wrong :o(. I'm kicking myself for not applying to Sheridan - at least (I think) they give you some indication of your artistic ability in terms of a grading sheet.
The problem is, I really don't know where I went wrong :o(. I'm kicking myself for not applying to Sheridan - at least (I think) they give you some indication of your artistic ability in terms of a grading sheet.
Amazingly, the family has done a u-turn about not wanting me to sell up everything and go to CALARTs; now they're insisting that I put up a fight for next year. I suppose that's one good thing to come out of this rejection, that I now have complete backing from my family.
I think the next constructive steps after a rejection are;
1. getting feedback on my portfolio;
2. getting feedback on my sketchbooks and
3. getting feedback on my artist statements.
I'm going to apply to CALARTs for one last time. I think I might also apply to Sheridans - simply for the valueable feedback form. If Ringlings offer sometype of feedback form - I might apply to go there as well.
I going to change tactics slightly. Although the past four months have been an eye opener in terms of life drawing, I really don't want a portfolio to prodominately produce a series of life drawings. I am eager to produce some polished products.
