There is an inkjet printer in Mrs. Sakai's classroom.
When making a portfolio, it's impossible to directly bind the original draft into a book and hand it to the interviewer.
You just don't do that, and the size won't fit either.
At most, you can insert a couple of small sketches inside.
Usually, drafts, fashion designs, and eco-friendly creativity are scanned or photographed and turned into electronic illustrations of suitable size. Just like a resume, they are bound into a fine booklet for the interviewers to browse.
"Mona, your cover design is really exquisite. Did you design the layout yourself?"
People came and went by the printer.
Someone saw a PDF document left open by a companion and asked in amazement.
"Honestly, not entirely."
The girl stood by the printer nozzle, stapling her portfolio together.
