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Your portfolio will normally include:

A one page cover letter.
Outline your interest and enthusiasm for the course. Note details of hobbies, technical skills and involvement in activities relevant to the course.

A selection of your best creative work and project work.
Show us how you are curious about objects, places
and spaces that people use and interact with, how
they work, if problems exist, possible solutions or
work arounds. This requires a real enthusiasm for
visual research into particular topics, themes or ideas,
creative problem solving, good visual skills and working
in a variety of media. Include work which shows your
interests and enthusiasms. Projects normally include
some visual research work, development work and final
outcomes.

A variety of observational drawings.
These are drawings from life, not photographs, of
people, spaces, places, objects.

3D work as photographs.
Include photography of sculptural, spatial or
experimental 3D work.

Digital work.
This could be 2D or 3D work in any software.

Group work.
Include projects or collaborative work you have done.

Notebooks and sketchbooks.
Use your sketchbooks and visual journals to show us
your enthusiasm and enquiry into a subject(s). Evidence
of your creative process and ideas is very important!

Storyboards, Diagrams, Maps.
Storyboards are like comic strips that outline key
moments of the sequence through pictures; usually
actions, events and emotions. Your storyboards might
show how something works or how people interact
with an object/place/space (in any subject or style).
Maps and diagrams can explain how something works,
how to get there or show the key points along the way.

Photographs or Prints.
Include observations of objects, places, spaces, people;
sequences telling a story.