Hello everyone, I’m co-RM.
I am actively preparing my portfolio, and any tips, suggestions and tutorials are always welcome everyone to give feedback.
Also, English is not my native language, I may be slower to update and reply, please don't mind.
Jan 22, '21
Aug 3, '21
This picture is the interior environment design I am working on. I plan to set the color and appearance of each object first, and then complete the whole scene.
Hello everyone, I’m co-RM. I want to share with you the process of making a portfolio.
I used Blender to model first, and then imported the image which rendered form Blender to Clip Studio Paint. Then used the perspective ruler tool to assist in drawing the line art.
In the process of making the sketch, modeling and painting are alternated. After I built the house structure, I didn’t know what objects could be added, so I switched to painted way to quickly draw the detailed. I simply paint the color and light for some objects to accumulate creative feeling, and then return to Blender for detailed modeling.
After completing the modeling, I rendered the image into CLIP, used the perspective ruler tool to help me draw the line art. Finally, I filled all the background color today.
Practice on February 1.
I drew the flower basket in my university library. It is a WIP.
This is a Tetra Pak left by a customer in a convenience store. 
Practice on February 3.
21 days later
It is another piece of work in my portfolio.
I'm behind schedule. I really want to make more one or two works, and then apply for a job. But I only have two works that can be publicly displayed, the others are works from my last job and cannot be made public.
Drawing more works can fully demonstrate my ability, but it will take more than a month. However, I hope to start looking for a job as soon as possible.
This have been bothering me and making me in over my head. 
3 months later
Jia-Jun's House
This is a painting for my personal project "The Mysterious Journey of Jia-Jun" in 7-Peccata (a creative project at Plurk) which is co-creation by an artist and a writer - you can watch the full novel content (zh-tw) here www.plurk.com/p/ock03c .
It's okay. Jobs are hard to get. You've got a great process there for making backgrounds and scenes.
Do more of this with the same assets. Imagine that you are a director with a camera that has to film people. Where do you put the camera stand? How do you frame the person or persons?
What does it look like at night time? What about when a fire is lit? This is Very hard to do. But you did it. It is very advanced.
Keep changing the lighting and camera angle. This will make you a better artist with compositions. Imagine being a fly on a jar and looking at the table where two people are sitting. Their characters can be framed by the shelf behind them or by the fire place. This is a very powerful process to have. I don't know if you understand what you have here. This is great.
You should make more of these using the same room asset, not just the one scene that you show here. So cool! Add some more life and look like people live there.
This is also really good.
You have taken the theories presented in studio ghibli and applied them. This is where you need composition practice. This is nice but we need something that tells a story. Something to look at. Like a witch walking, or a scarecrow jumping, A tree, a pink flower, or a castle walking in the background. 
Jobs will come. You might find that you will have better ideas than what they will ask for. I can see it in your work.
Hello @brohawx .
Thank you for your suggestion and feedback. This is very helpful to me. When I was painting these two works, there was a kind of obstacle that I couldn't make them better, which bothered me.
Your suggestion provided me with inspiration for modifying them. Thank you so much!
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