i am thinking of putting together a portfolio, I know how to do this (endless portfolios at A-Level art and design and technology) but does anyone have any do's and don'ts i may have forgotten about?
General stuffs, bit of everything really, but I just need some re-assurance on the dos and don'ts, as it's been a fair few years since my portfolio days!
Well,
-strongest work only. Don't be tempted to chuck things in to beef things up.
-If you've got 2 or three takes on the same subject, just choose 1.
-Target it towards the audience
Digital work, printed, Thanks for above advice, I'm going to be doing some studio work soon, so I'll have lots of different things in there, I need it to stretch across as many different types as I can!
Digital work, printed, Thanks for above advice, I'm going to be doing some studio work soon, so I'll have lots of different things in there, I need it to stretch across as many different types as I can!
I would avoid going for an extremely diverse portfolio, unless you're using it for an art school interview or similar.
"Jack of all Trades, Master of None"- I have seperate portfolios for each area I work within.
As far as printed portfolios go, there are a few important things to consider: paper weight, paper finish, whether to mount or not, and the size of each print.
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