Include only the best of your work over the last two years. For applicants not coming out of formal studies in art and design, the following should give a clear indication of the type of work we need to be able to examine in order to consider an applicant for entry into this course. Take special care to include a broad variety of work, showing preliminary drawings and development of concepts, purpose and techniques. Particular attention should be given to the preparation and presentation of your folio work. Fifteen finished pieces, and accompanying developmental work, as appropriate, should constitute a reasonable maximum size for your folio.
Interviewers reserve the right to view no more than fifteen pieces.
Emphasise your strong areas, and remove any poor examples so as not to allow them to detract from your folio. You should be your best critic. Never make excuses for your folio - if you are not confident about a piece of work, exclude it. Organise your folio so that it can be viewed consistently. Work should be mounted, as appropriate.