Portfolios

Your portfolio should demonstrate originality, depth of learning, evidence of engagement.
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All applicants must share their portfolios. A Skype interview can be arranged if you cannot attend in person.

We would like to see examples of your work if you have them, such as:

  • a portfolio of drawings, sketches, character designs or game design.
  • computer-based and online work: algorithmic artworks, web pages, games, blogs etc.
  • media: video, photographs, sound pieces, music.
Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to new media/digital production or interactive arts.

You can submit your portfolio anytime to artsportfolio@plymouth.ac.uk

You can submit your portfolio online pre-interview to get constructive feedback on your work before visiting us.

  • Submit your work as digital images only, taken from either original digitally-based work, scans of flat work, or photographs of three-dimensional work.
  • Your portfolio should be a collection of JPEG images saved as either a single compressed file, if JPEG format, OR as a single compressed file or single combined file, if PDF format.
  • Acceptable digital formats are limited to only JPEG or PDF files; we cannot guarantee that we will be able to view work sent in other formats, so please adhere to the guidelines.
  • Online portfolio submissions can also be considered, but please ensure that the files are public and can be viewed by anyone with a link.

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