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1. Observational Drawing Slides 1-3: Observational Drawings – It is recommended that at least 3 drawings from direct observation are included in your portfolio. Drawing from observation means working directly from a real object, environment, or person (not from a photograph, magazine, or copied from a reproduction of another artist’s work). The best drawings are familiar objects (still life), self-portraits, figure drawings, landscapes, and interior/exterior environments. Observational drawing is the most important part of your portfolio and should reflect some diversity in media such as graphite, charcoal, conte crayon, pastels, colored pencil, or pen and ink. To successfully complete any of the areas of emphasis within the School of Art, it is important that students become proficient in rendering form and space. Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
2. Observational Drawing Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
3. Observational Drawing Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
4. Additional Work • Additional areas that may be included in your portfolio: • Design: Two-dimensional artwork or graphic design such as logos, cover designs, and posters. • Digital Media: Digital imaging, digital video, computer animation, interactive art, net-based projects, and digital drawings. • Painting: Oils, acrylics, watercolor, and mixed-media. • Photography: Black and white, color, or digital photography. • Printmaking: Intaglio, lithography, relief, serigraphy (silkscreen), and monoprints. • Three-Dimensional Artwork: Ceramics, glass, fibers, metals, sculpture, and functional objects and furniture design. Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
5. Additional Work If you are submitting a video, please upload your video files to YouTube, Vimeo, etc. and e-mail the links to: artportfolio@bsu.edu Do not attempt to insert video files or links into the PowerPoint. Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
6. Additional Work Applicants should submit 10 – 15 works of art for regular admission and for scholarship consideration. If applying for scholarship only one portfolio needs submitted. Do not submit duplicates. Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
7. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
8. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
9. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
10. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
11. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
12. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
13. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
14. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
15. Additional Work Place JPEG of artwork here. 72 dpi, no more than 1100 pixels on longest side. Title, Size, Media, Date/Term.
First-Time Freshmen submit 10 – 15 original works of art. • REMEMBER to e-mail your Inventory Sheet as a separate PDF file. • A one-page typed inventory list that includes the title of work • (or course if applicable), medium, size, and date/term • completed. Each item listed should correspond to the numerical • order of your PowerPoint (slides 1 – 15). • SAVE the PowerPoint as a single PDF file and e-mail it to • artportfolio@bsu.edu if your file size is 20 MB or less. • If your file size is greater than 20 MB, the file must be saved on a • CD and sent via postal mail to: The School of Art • 1101 N. McKinley Avenue • Ball State University • Muncie, IN 47306-0405 • Currently Enrolled Students (currently taking classes at Ball State) • Please see the School of Art for guidelines for portfolio submission. • Students currently enrolled at Ball State do NOT submit via e-mail.
