17 May. Never underestimate the amount of work that goes into the production of a student’s portfolio and the sleepless nights contemplating final tweaks, let alone if it should be digital or printed. On reflection, students should bear in mind that each graphic produced during the course, be it A1 Colour sheets or simple pencil sketches in a note book can be used, and it is a good idea to be confident that each example of your work is developed to a high enough level to hand in, as it will never stop being tweak-able. The portfolio is meant to display finished examples of your ongoing development of course work, which can be simply understood and then expanded upon with your commercial work.
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