I'm applying to the Masters program at UT and don't have a background in Interior Design. My undergrad was social work and I traveled outside the states for 2 years where I did a lot of photography and sketches. I also have been doing some refurnishing work since back home. Would these be good things to incorporate in my portfolio? I have taken some inspiration from my photos into my refurnishing work. Should I add some of my best photos in general? Also does anyone know of a good program to use so I can send it to them as a PDF and is under 25mb?
Thank you!
placebeyondthesplines_
Jan 26, 18 1:34 pm
if you put photography in there, it needs to be spectacularly strong to help your application. literally any other visual work would be better, since so many applicants just throw a bunch of amateurish photography in as filler for weak portfolios.
I'm applying to the Masters program at UT and don't have a background in Interior Design. My undergrad was social work and I traveled outside the states for 2 years where I did a lot of photography and sketches. I also have been doing some refurnishing work since back home. Would these be good things to incorporate in my portfolio? I have taken some inspiration from my photos into my refurnishing work. Should I add some of my best photos in general? Also does anyone know of a good program to use so I can send it to them as a PDF and is under 25mb?
Thank you!
if you put photography in there, it needs to be spectacularly strong to help your application. literally any other visual work would be better, since so many applicants just throw a bunch of amateurish photography in as filler for weak portfolios.
when is the application due?