High school art portfolio

Is it your dream to go to art school the minute after you graduate high school? Then you need to start at the beginning. In order to get into art school you have to fully understand the admission process and create your art school portfolio with projects that represents your talent. Going through the admission process can be difficult, but it’s definitely not impossible. Click through to read more! #design #portfolio #inspiration #art #ideas

Getting into an art school or university can help make your art dreams happen. Check out our AP art portfolio examples for inspiration!

Dear all, Here I share the work of my former student, Joey Jong. I am happy for her results though I thought her work could hit an A*—at least 90%. Be it October Exam or June Exam, and I can conclude that - - it's very challenging if you are aiming for good grades for this new syllabus (2020 onwards), the student needs to work hard, and you have to strategize and plan for each of your student topic selections. - the grading is always not consistent. Be it for Oct or June Exams - if the…

High School Art Projects that Students LOVE! Art projects need to challenge and engage the students in design and technique while engaging their interests

Mixed Media work by Cardiff High School Art student Jessica Wyatt for her final piece.

One of my absolute favorite things I have incorporated into my art room has been student sketchbooks. I may even be dramatic enough to say they have *revolutionized* the way I teach art to students. This is a funny thing for me to admit because growing up as a young artist, I NEVER kept a sketchbook.

High School art students create self-portraits with charcoal on reclaimed cardboard. Read the full art lesson.

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High School VASE - 2020 State Results

Dear all, I am so proud to share the work of my students which I graded A* for the June 2020 Art IGCSE. Here we go! First set is from Keesha...

So you’ve decided to apply to art school. Congratulations! Here comes the hard part though — getting accepted. The top schools are highly competitive. You need a portfolio to apply, and that portfolio needs to stand out from the crowd.

Near the end of the school year juniors and seniors flock into my artroom as they realize they need an art portfolio to apply to college. The str