Part 1:
When I saw the upper classmen’s work, I was amazed at all of them. For the graphic design presentation, I was fascinated by her use of nature in her work, and how she switched to doing physical works instead of digital ones. For the visual arts presentation, I took interest in how she developed, from doing cartoons to focusing on the mental state of the mind, and how she learned to make work that reach out to people. For the interactive game presentation, the part that stood out to me was how she made her first video games and how she got out to make connections in the gaming world, especially with developers at conventions and other events. And finally, for the photography presentation, I liked how not only did she use common colors in her work, that she traveled in order to expand her horizon for the photos.
Part 2:
From the websites I have looked at before, these ones are what I look forward to using in the future:
Tumblr, https://www.tumblr.com/
Tumblr is a social media blog site which is very famous among artists and photographers, and as a result a great way to get a word out about your work, since it is very easy to get attention from others if they are looking for similar interests, usually through “tags”.
Webtoons, www.webtoons.com/
Webtoons is a fairly recent yet really popular way to share comics. I wish to work on comics in the future, and this would be a good way to share work in that with anybody with interests in cartoons and comics.
Deviantart, https://www.deviantart.com/
Deviantart is the largest art community online and very popular, which is a good way to share art with other people, plus it is pretty much an online portfolio since it has everything to do with art.
Wix, https://www.wix.com/
Wix is another blogging site, most commonly used for businesses and sharing art. Because the site provides many ways to display works on it, it is a great one to use as a portfolio, as you can arrange it to display certain images and posts on each page.