If you need to update yours, looking at a few examples is ... but his design portfolio is still very effective. Hoss creates beautifully detailed psychedelic works of art, but his profile presents ...

We will be waiving the $60 application fee for all Fall 2025 MFA applicants. There will still be a SlideRoom fee to submit your portfolio. The portfolio, completed application, and all required ...

We encourage you not to have work that is purely a copy of fan art, photographs, film stills and other artist’s work. We would like to see your own artwork - the use of AI-generated concepts and/or ...

nor do we require examples of digital works. It is up to you to decide which work is most representative of your thinking. Be honest—submit the work you think is your best. Any and all media are ...

The College of Art and Design is interested in reviewing your best work. This helps us in evaluating your ideas, creativity, and potential. Your portfolio could include, but is not limited to, ...

Your portfolio may include "work in progress." Sketches can provide valuable information about how you see, how you work, and how you think. We can review your art portfolio on the phone with you in ...

We encourage you not to present work that is purely a copy of fan art, photographs, film stills and other artists' work. We frown on visibly traced or copied artwork and suggest presenting artworks ...

There's no limit to the number of pieces that can be included in a portfolio, but artists are asked to show at least six examples of their best and most recent work. Three categories of art are ...

The examples can include a range of media, methods and subject matter. The work should reflect your understanding of compositional organization, the elements and principles of art, creativity, ...

All majors in all two and four-year programs are required to create an art portfolio in Digication of work from their studio classes. Portfolios will include photographs/graphics of examples of the ...

The multimedia portfolio, commissioned by writer and curator Michael Slenske, features 13 artist’s interpretations of the Oscars statuettes. By THR Staff Timed to The Hollywood Reporter’s ...