Portfolio Preparation- Course Overview
The Purpose of a Fine Arts Portfolio |
As an applicant to a fine arts program, you are required to submit a portfolio of original artwork. Colleges and Universities look for individuals who are highly motivated and who provide evidence of visual experiences that demonstrate the ability to succeed in a highly competitive visual arts program.
The portfolio you present will vary based on your own experiences, interests, education and training. Students should submit a broad-based portfolio containing examples of work from a variety of media. The portfolio should include original work samples that showcase your creativity, as well as the skills and media you have learned. It should also highlight your ability to communicate ideas. Portfolio Most schools require a portfolio of 15-20 pieces. Artwork should be varied in subject and medium and show knowledge of line, color, and value. A sample portfolio might include: |
About Mrs. Medio
I have been teaching art at Egg Harbor Township High School since the fall of 2011. I received my BA in Art and Education from Rowan University. This year, I am excited to teach AP Studio Art, Portfolio Prep, and Drawing & Painting I, and continue advising the Visual Arts Club,
Ways to Contact Me: Email: [email protected] Phone: 609-653-0100 Ext: 5049 |
·Line drawing of a figure or portrait
·Charcoal/pencil drawing of a personal still life
·Landscape painting demonstrating understanding of perspective and color
·Self-portrait (pencil, painting, collage)
·Technical drawing in one-point perspective
·Drawing or painting demonstrating understanding of depth and space
·Drawings and paintings demonstrating understanding of value
·Photograph of sculpture or large pieces.
·Charcoal/pencil drawing of a personal still life
·Landscape painting demonstrating understanding of perspective and color
·Self-portrait (pencil, painting, collage)
·Technical drawing in one-point perspective
·Drawing or painting demonstrating understanding of depth and space
·Drawings and paintings demonstrating understanding of value
·Photograph of sculpture or large pieces.