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STATEMENT ART - and the Creative Process

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This is for Tuesday and Wednesday until Half Term... work through the slides and finish this all over the break.

Submissions to be sent with photographs in ONE DOCUMENT, Via email.

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STATEMENT ART - and the Creative Process

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TODAY YOU SHOULD BE WORKING FROM YOUR ASSESSMENT FEEDBACK, THEN YOUR PORTRAIT PROJECT NEEDS TO BE FINISHED, AND YOUR COLLAGE. DEADLINE FOR ALL OF THESE IS THIS FRIDAY 5PM. HAVE FUN!!!

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TODAY YOU SHOULD BE WORKING FROM YOUR ASSESSMENT FEEDBACK, THEN YOUR PORTRAIT PROJECT NEEDS TO BE FINISHED, AND YOUR COLLAGE. DEADLINE FOR ALL OF THESE IS THIS FRIDAY 5PM. HAVE FUN!!!

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MARGATE MERCURY OPEN CALL_ SEND US YOUR STORIES!

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Use the normal one as I cant give Ash the internet :)
ZOOM LINK:

Zoom link here: https://zoom.us/j/98006748103?pwd=NlpDaHFBbHVOT3FCbDJ0WHhHNUhZZz09

Meeting ID: 980 0674 8103 Passcode: 984413

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If you can - write a comment below this post and I can show you how to use Padlet!

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Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/7158325398?pwd=QjVaL2g4UVRtbFJtTWpxTHBrcTVtdz09

Meeting ID: 715 832 5398
Passcode: eaQF7T

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I will be doing half religious collage and half revolution collage around the drawings of the buildings.

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Create a mixed media piece - A3 - on the topic you investigated last term (anime, cake decorating, architecture etc) - The piece must use collage and acrylic paint. Look at pages 26-27 in this months Margate Mercury for inspiration. https://issuu.com/margatemercury/docs/mm_spring_19_web

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Welcome to the Portfolio Bootcamp

Our Portfolio Bootcamp is a series of free online creative workshops that will help you to create a striking portfolio during lockdown. So, if you're applying to study an art and design foundation programme or undergraduate degree at university in 2021 then this programme is for you.

The Portfolio Bootcamp will run on Saturday mornings from the 6 March for 5 weeks (with a break for the Easter bank holiday weekend). By the end of the programme, you will have a portfolio showcasing a range of skills and media, that can be used to show off your creativity on its own, or complement existing work, when applying to university.

Programme dates and details

You don't need any specialist equipment to take part.

The Portfolio Bootcamp is about making artwork during lockdown by recycling, upcycling and repurposing materials and using everyday packaging. We will email you each week with a list of suggested materials.
This programme is completely free to attend, however by signing up we ask you commit to attending all 5 sessions and to truly throw yourself into the creative process!

6 March 10-12: Print for Fashion and Textiles

13 March 10-12: Drawing and Typography

20 March 10-12: Animating in the Kitchen

27 March 10-12: The Power of Scale, 3D Design

10 April 10-12:30: Drawing into Installation

Our portfolio workshop will take place within an online classroom on Blackboard Collaborate, a secure platform used by University for the Creative Arts (UCA).

You will not use a webcam or participate via video.

All sessions will be monitored and supervised by University of the Creative Arts employees and will be recorded. Participants will be sent a secure link to the virtual classroom as well as a suggested equipment list in advance of the sessions.

Who can take part?

This programme is open for students considering applying to study at university in 2021 who have not yet prepared a Portfolio.

If you have any questions about the eligibility criteria, please get in touch using the contact details at the bottom of this page. Participants must normally reside and attend school in the United Kingdom to enter.

UCA processes data in accordance with the General Data Protection Rules (GDPR).
The university's data protection policies and privacy notices can be viewed here.

You have the right to review information held about you. If you would like to do so or to notify us of a change of your details, please email: enquiries@uca.ac.uk

If, you believe there is no legitimate reason for us to continue processing your data and wish us to delete it, please contact the Data Protection Officer: dpo@uca.ac.uk

UCA reserves the right to amend or cancel part or all of the programme.
In the event of any changes, applicants/participants and their parents/carers will be notified accordingly. Should any applicant or participant have any feedback or wish to make a complaint then they can do so in writing via email to enquiries@uca.ac.uk

UCA reserves the right to amend or cancel part, or all, of the activities displayed on this page. In the event of any changes, applicants/participants will be notified accordingly. All details are correct at the time of publication.

To register your interest for the portfolio bootcamp please complete this form.

We will contact you by email to confirm your place.
Register your interest here

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Our Portfolio Bootcamp is a series of free online creative workshops that will help you to create a striking portfolio during lockdown. So, if you're applying to study an art and design foundation programme or undergraduate degree at university in 2021 then this programme is for you.

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Your portfolio is your chance to show us what you're made of, but if you've recently changed your mind about which subject to study, or have just made the decision to apply here, we know you'll be wondering - "how can I pull something great together in a short space of time?"

Well, here are some top tips to guide you through the process.

Aim to show us how you think, and how you take an idea and bring it to life. As our Graphic Design Programme Director Mark Hudson says: "Your portfolio is the key to your application. It introduces us to you and your world in the widest sense: your ambitions, skills, enthusiasms, interests." So think about your passions, and how you can relate those to your new course.

2. Don't worry if your work isn't 'finished' the way you'd like. All we need to see is how you approach your work, and where you're headed with it. As much as finished articles, we're interested in preparatory work - sketches, mood boards, storyboards, concept art - so put those in.

3. Consider other ways of presenting your talents. This is a creative arts university after all, so feel free to think outside the box and give us something unexpected.

"Think about your outlook in the widest terms," Mark advises. "Have you reviewed an exhibition or a concert? Or have you interviewed a band or somebody that has gone on to influence your work? Do you volunteer locally or excel at any non-visual activities? And can do you dig out pieces done in your spare time, or document any inspiring visits and activities you've been on? All these things could count towards your portfolio."

4. Don't forget some notes. We'd like to see your motivations and methodologies around each piece - and we'll want to talk to you about them. Tell us in as much detail as you can what inspired you, what aspects of your approach you'd change or do again, and what you enjoyed most about the process.

5. Think about the formatting. You'll need up to 12 pieces of work to submit, and they should either be all portrait, or all landscape. Keep video and audio clips to two minutes', max. There are more technical portfolio tips on our site, and advice videos for individual subject areas on our Youtube channel.

6. Take us on a journey. Think carefully about the order in which you want to showcase your work. You might want to arrange it chronologically or organise it by theme, but the important thing here is not to save your showstopper for the last page of your portfolio - hit us with it first! We want to be wowed by you, so get your favourite pieces in early.

For more advice on portfolios you can check out our YouTube channel and keep an eye on our social platforms -twitter, facebook, and instagram

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Portfoli-OH! What to do when you need to create a last-minute showcase

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Your portfolio is your chance to show us what you're made of, but if you've recently changed your mind about which subject to study, or have just made the decision to apply here, we know you'll be wondering - "how can I pull something great together in a short space of time?"

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As a creative arts university, we want to attract the best and most creative minds in the country - so we take a balanced approach to candidate assessment, taking both individual portfolios and exam results into account. Creating a portfolio is your opportunity to identify and refine your artistic aspirations and could be the key to securing the place you want on a pre-degree or degree course. Find out more from our Portfolio Advice Video:

Your portfolio can be an especially important part of your application to study with us - and we can help. If you're thinking of studying with us, an impressive portfolio will help to demonstrate your practical and creative ability, and will give that extra edge to your application.

A portfolio is a collection of your work that demonstrates a range of skills and creative talent. It's your opportunity to showcase your individuality, creativity, inspirations and artistic abilities, and is a useful way for us to evaluate your suitability for the course you've applied to. It might contain: design work, drawings or art projects; photographs; films; sound work; music composition or examples of creative writing or essays.

Think of your portfolio as a statement about your work - it should exhibit your creative journey, thought processes and influences. Don't be afraid to be bold and appeal to a viewer, keeping their attention and leaving them feeling excited about your creative potential.

Preparing for audition
If you've applied to our Acting & Performance course, you may have prepared a 'classical' and a 'modern' piece for your audition. Perform the text you feel most comfortable with - it could be something you've written yourself, or some students choose text from a film. Please know the text thoroughly, the play or film it comes from and the author. You'll be asked to perform it in at least one 'different' way so you need to be secure with the text. You should be ready to discuss the character who says it and where it's situated in the play or film.

Your portfolio should feature examples of research and the development of your ideas and projects - this should be highly presentable and well organised. It may be useful to arrange your work into themes, styles or chronological order. This will demonstrate good organisational skills and your own artistic awareness.

It should exhibit your creative journey, thinking processes and individual personality, so we can assess your potential. It's also important to show both your inspirations and aspirations, as your portfolio should say a lot about you and your creative identity, as well as the course you're applying for.

Documenting the development of your ideas in a sketchbook is a great way to show us how you approached the task of creating your work, allowing us to gain insight into your creative thought processes and approach to your subject, and demonstrating a clear rationale.

Make sure your portfolio is well presented. Remember, our tutors will only have a short amount of time to look through each portfolio, so you need to organise your work intelligently. Put some of your most attention grabbing and interesting work at the front and lead the viewer through your journey by exhibiting pieces of work that showcase a variety of skills, materials, techniques and influences - this might include paintings, drawings, photography, digital pieces, storyboards, animation images or written work. And be sure to end your portfolio with the rest of your strongest work, so we're left feeling excited about your talent. Highlight your favourite pieces too, and indicate what or who inspires you.

Should I include projects that haven't been successful?
It's also important that you tailor your portfolio to the course you're applying for, so that you include work that demonstrates the skills and techniques that will be required if you're made an offer. Showcase your relevant strengths and feel free to include pieces that are experimental or may not have worked as you expected them to. Keep in mind that we'll be looking for quality over quantity too.

We want to see your passion and commitment to your chosen area of study. Show us that you enjoy the discipline - we'd like to know if you've worked on independent projects in your own time and taken inspiration from sources outside of education. And, very importantly, you must be able to talk about each piece in your portfolio, if required.

Not all of our courses require a portfolio. Check the relevant course information to find out whether you'll need to prepare one as part of your application. Even if you're not asked to supply a portfolio, if you have creative work you'd like to share as part of your application and interview with us, we'd love to see it and understand more about you and your interests.

We do accept electronic portfolios for some courses via our Online Portfolio Upload system. You can upload images, or links to external websites such as Flickr and YouTube. We'll confirm whether we need to see a physical or electronic portfolio after we have received your application.

If you are an International student or unable to travel to an Applicant Day we may also be able to consider a digital portfolio.

If you have any questions about your portfolio and applying to UCA, please get in touch through our enquiries service.

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As a creative arts university, we want to attract the best and most creative minds in the country - so we take a balanced approach to candidate assessment, taking both individual portfolios and exam results into account.

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Observational drawing experiment 2

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Observational drawing experiment

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Looking forward to seeing the pencil and biro versions soon!

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Broadstairs college different options - Art and Design and short courses

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Broadstairs college different options - Art and Design and short courses

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https://www.ekcgroup.ac.uk/broadstairs-college/art-and-design

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https://www.uca.ac.uk/study/courses/access-diploma-canterbury/

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UCA - If you have 4 GCSE including Maths and English...

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UCA - If you have 4 GCSE including Maths and English...

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https://www.uca.ac.uk/study/courses/foundation-diploma-canterbury/

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Potential Work Experience: The Margate School - Media, Fine art, Photography, Film...

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Potential Work Experience: The Margate School - Media, Fine art, Photography, Film...

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https://www.themargateschool.com/about

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https://artsedex.org/

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https://www.canterburyanifest.com/

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Ink work

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https://graphicriver.net/item/photography-portfolio-brochure-template/28209287

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PDF of paper for your homework

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/149361728426372/?ref=share

Has lots of questions answered and opportunities They are working on creating an Instagram page.

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1) Collect together all of the creative work you have: That can be sketchbooks, larger artwork, mini sketchbooks, photographs, films, sculptures, ANYTHING you have made, from any time in your life.

2) Make a pile / folder / bookmark pages that you think are good enough for a portfolio. GOOD / NOT SURE / DEFINITELY NOT.

3) Think about your next step and what you want that to be, don't hold yourself back! Choose a piece of work that shows you have potential in that area and prepare to share and tell us about that piece of work.

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https://www.powthanet.com/whats-on

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https://www.instagram.com/izzy_bakes_things/

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What my illusion cake is supposed to hopefully look like

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4th Dragon

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https://www.themargateschool.com/post/the-margate-school-is-recruiting-a-digital-marketing-apprentice-to-join-their-team

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1 - Yoyogi Stadium (Finished)  https://www.canva.com/design/DAETA8fhiWg/zTtjZ4v--OgvO8OsVlmgzA/view?utm_content=DAETA8fhiWg&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton

2 - Glass House (Finished) https://www.canva.com/design/DAETq_qFtLA/LQB7lFbjCjcLLm0LjngoqQ/view?utm_content=DAETq_qFtLA&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton

3 - Apple Park (Finished) https://www.canva.com/design/DAETG14FdR0/V5zeqkVY_N_FUXvuVQqZBw/view?utm_content=DAETG14FdR0&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton

4 - Ebenezer Church (Finished) https://www.canva.com/design/DAETxbTUzoY/n0zyrTYFoO4DLWlJ021l4A/view?utm_content=DAETxbTUzoY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton