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What do art directors look for in a portfolio?

As the owner of a busy international art agency, Lilla Rogers frequently is asked “How important is my portfolio and what should I include?”

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Global Talent Search Winner 2014 Tara Lilly in her studio

Lilla’s offered to share some insider tips with you on how you can make a strong portfolio and leverage your success as an artist!

In these videos you will find out:
– What to put in
– What to leave out
– How to make sure your portfolio tells the story of you

If your portfolio is lacking in any area, get cracking with making great art to fill it!

 

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Global Talent Search Winner 2014 Flora Waycott’s #Inktober

Here are some ways to get started:

  • Check out the archive of our #mymatsprep posts on the MATS blog HERE.
  • Join us on our MATS A and B courses which have a vault of minis and assignments to help you build your portfolio.
  • Participate in a fun project like #Inktober or #100DayProject on Instagram to push you to make more art and to be a part of a community.

Importance of a Strong Portfolio

Your Portfolio is Your Resume

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6 Responses to “What do art directors look for in a portfolio?”

  1. Hugely helpful Lila. Once of my challenges has been that I worry I do ‘too much’. Mixed Media, paint, ceramics, sew , embroider . Pulling it all together into a presentable portfolio will be my challenge. So inspired to hear that it’s okay to have more than one creative expression.

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