For most schools, making an art portfolio to apply to a BFA Animation or Computer Art program, is different from other majors.
What to put in your portfolio if you want to major in Animation or Computer Art
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How to find Inspiration & come up with Ideas for your artwork
We asked a few of our students- who were accepted into their dream schools- questions like - What's your thought process coming up with ideas? How do you find inspiration? and Do you ever feel like your works not good enough?
Art Portfolio Prep for NYC Young Artists: Preparing to Apply to Specialized Art High Schools or BFA Programs
No matter how talented you are, taking Portfolio Preparation classes will put you on a whole different level, giving you a great advantage over other applicants. So not only will you get in to the best programs, like most of our students you'll be on track to being awarded large scholarships.
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Don’t wait to sign up for the BEST Pre-College Portfolio Prep Program in NYC
Ashcan Studio’s Summer Precollege Program provides middle school, high school and college students with an intensive Visual Arts learning experience. Together, faculty and students prepare for the art school admissions process and the creative development of an outstanding portfolio. Sign up now for NYC's BEST Pre- College Portfolio Prep Program ENROLL NOW Our institution takes [...]
How can you make your portfolio more unified?
Ashcan Studio Student Work Portfolio Tip: In your portfolio each piece should enhance the work around it, and there should be a clear common thread throughout the portfolio. Whether it’s obvious or subtle, all of the pieces should have a common theme. Ashcan Studio Portfolio Prep Program This Ashcan student made three strong portfolio pieces [...]
A Winning Portfolio Piece Start to Finish
One of the reasons that all of our students get into such competitive art programs, is that we encourage exploring a lot of ways to express one idea, and to push that idea more and more until it's an outstanding portfolio piece.
