How to make an art portfolio for a college interview?
Ive Applied Art and Design course at Hugh Baird, but I havnt had the qualifications, but it said you can on your portfolio to be accepted, and yet in the art in 6th form now and predicted a destiction what kind of things should I include in my Portfolio, should I use a theme or other things, and how many pieces, and etc. on paper or canvas
From my experience (on art A'Level, College Foundation and university) they would like to see a variety of things. Do the work that you have enjoyed the most or think is your best. Show your work and final Piece, sketches and works out such things. Show things to express your creativity the most. There is not a limit to how much you want but you should not the whole day there, 8 -15 piece is probably best. Good luck!
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