I'm not sure that there is much that I can write for this last element to the portfolio because it is very dependent on the individual applicant. For your personal artwork include what you enjoy doing, paintings, sculpture (photos of these), drawings, sketchbooks, anything is fair game. Try not to include anything more than a year old.
The personal artwork cannot exceed 16" x 20". If any pieces that you want to include are too large to fit into your portfolio case, take a picture or scan them to scale them down. Try to include the originals, but if they are to large/precious to fold in the back I think just the scanned versions are ok. The pieces that I included were a combination of work that I had done in other art classes in high school and work that I had done on my own.
In two cases the pieces that I submitted had two parts to them. This is not a problem, just label the works as Part A and Part B and they will be counted as one. Basically, just include five pieces of your best artwork that you think shows off your skill and represents you as an artist.
These are the five pieces that I submitted:
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| Part B |
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Part A (Sketchbook)
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| Part B (Finished Painting) |
You made it! Good luck and happy drawing!
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