Portfolio recommended but not required: Your portfolio can demonstrate your observational drawing skills, creativity, visual communication, and concept.
Submitting a portfolio is a recommended but not required step in the admissions process for the Graphic Design & Visual Communication major. Show us your passion, creativity, and artistic skills by submitting a portfolio of compelling drawings, artwork in other mediums, and a narrative statement about your process.
Your portfolio should consist of a minimum of five work samples, contained within five separate files. You may submit a maximum of 10 work samples, not to exceed five individual files, by consolidating multiple pieces of work into a multipage PDF file. Please include a brief description of each piece. NOTE: Please do not submit more than 10 pieces in total. Your work should include:
Choose one piece from your portfolio—indicate which one you’ve selected–and write a concise narrative statement between 150–250 words about the work that answers the following:
NOTE: Please be sure to indicate which piece you are writing about.
Upload your files to Slideroom and finish the application by answering the last questions about yourself in the online form.
Portfolios will be evaluated on observational drawing skills, creativity, visual communication and concept.
Please contact your Admissions Counselor for specific questions about the Graphic Design & Visual Communication portfolio requirement.
Portfolio is recommended but not required: Students should concentrate on demonstrating the depth of their artistic talent—quality is preferred over quantity.
Portfolio recommended but not required: You can demonstrate your readiness through the combination of creative works and a written statement in your portfolio.
Portfolio recommended but not required: You should submit work that shows your creative spark, ideas, and the passion you want to share with the world.
Required Portfolio: Students should concentrate on demonstrating the depth of their artistic talent.
Required Portfolio: Students should concentrate on demonstrating creative interpretation, meaningful integration of the theme and good communication, both visual and written.
Portfolio recommended but not required: Your portfolio can demonstrate your observational drawing skills, creativity, visual communication, and concept.