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- It is your visual diary / Journal
- It shows the development of your work and ideas
- It is a record of what you have done so far
- It is an expression of your personality
- It is a demonstration of your ability
- It documents your creative journey
- It is the most important means to evaluate your potential
- It shows how I have developed and how I may progress
- It shows the development of my abilities and ideas over a period of time
- Evidence of your creative and technical skills
- Evidence of your personality
- Evidence of your process for developing ideas
- Evidence of your ability to evaluate
- Make your portfolio memorable
- Show range of ideas
- Your selected pieces should include – your most successful work as well as experimental studies
- Do not copy from existing images study from direct observation
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Your portfolio should
- Demonstrate your creative potential
- Demonstrate your ability to work with various themes
- Demonstrate technical skill
- Demonstrate your ability to develop concepts
- Demonstrate a focus and an in depth understanding of your chosen subject area
- Demonstrate your ability to work with a range of materials, processes and techniques
- Demonstrate a clear vision of the direction of your work
- A range of work using different media
- A range of sources and proper acknowledgement
- A selection of your most successful ideas, resulting in various outcomes
- Exploration of concepts and visual research
