Portfolio requirements for preparatory courses:
1, apply for any major and prepare any works, 5-6 works, and the number of pages in the portfolio is 40 to 50 pages (about 50 pages can be carved into a CD, made into a PPT or PDF, or printed into a book. Note that there is only 1 PPT or 1 PDF in the CD, except for animation works). However, the portfolio should not be full of jewelry design or unilateral professional work. It should be comprehensive, with your paintings and other creative works, such as collage, oil painting, gouache, sketch and other designs that you are interested in. ?
How to grasp? If you want to enroll in St. Martin's preparatory course and study fashion design in the future, 50% of your portfolio can be fashion design, and others can include some creative designs that you are interested in, such as jewelry, architecture, products, sketches, paintings, material application, pattern design and so on. In short, give the interviewer the impression that your interests are broad, not narrow.
2, each work has several sources of inspiration, sketches and design process, and the collection of works does not have to be printed into a book. Beauty and clarity are the ultimate goal. ?
Please bring the sketch of the design and the well-made original when interviewing. ?
4, PPT or PDF background should not be colorful. ?
Undergraduate portfolio requirements:
1. Apply for any major, prepare any professional portfolio, and attach some sculptures, paintings, installation photography and other works. 5-6 works, with a portfolio of 40 to 50 pages (about 50 pages can be carved into a CD to make a PPT or PDF, or printed into a book. Note that there is only 1 PPT or 1 PDF in the CD, except for animation works). ?
2. Each work needs to include multiple sources of inspiration, several sketches and the design process. It's important to put the best works at the front and show your hand-drawing ability?
3. the concept or idea becomes the first element, and it is particularly important to explore the concept and research vision?
That is to say, what is the idea of one of your works? What do you want to express? Are you a thoughtful designer?
4. media requirements: can use a variety of materials, processes and technologies?
5. If the latest work is not completely completed, you can submit the semi-finished product?
6. Is the work marked and explained in English?
7. Please bring the original sketch or draft of the design process with you during the interview?
8. Don't stick a colored background on the work, just pure white. The content and details of the work are the most important, and the background is secondary. ?
I hope it helps you. Every year, the school's professional application will be slightly different. This article is for reference only. Please refer to the actual situation stipulated in On Righteousness. Welcome to know the works of British art research majors.