Creating my portfolio as my degree comes to a close has been a real highlight for me. It is rare that I see all of the work that I have produced together in the same place and through completing this task I can finally see some synergy within my practice and my approach to creativity.
Although diverse, each piece of work or project showcased has a strong consideration of colour, composition, format and quality - a result made possible through various methods of research both practical and conceptual which underpins my practice. My portfolio best reflects my diverse skillset and is appropriate for a graduate degree show - showcasing what I can do and what I feel are my strengths.
Curating my portfolio was difficult however, I have realised throughout my modules this year that my exploration and experimentation often leads me to to create multiple pieces for a project - spanning many potential avenues and I feel being critical of my work at this penultimate stage has given me insight into where my practice could potentially fit within industry.
I hope my decision to include a breadth of work and display my varied skillset will be well received. For Hanbury and D&AD however I would like to include information at the bottom of each page with regards to what the piece is, its size and the media - to highlight what may not be apparent from a single image of my work.
