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 Your website will become an essential part of how you share your work with peers, professors, and future employers or clients. E-portfolio serves several key purposes:

• Build your creative identity and take pride in your evolving work
• Track your progress across courses and discover new directions in your studio practice
• Reflect deeply and receive feedback to strengthen your artistic voice
• Instructors may ask to review your portfolio at the start of a course
• Prepare for key milestones like the Foundations Portfolio Review and your Senior Exhibition
• Develop a professional portfolio for job interviews, exhibitions, grant applications, and graduate school
• Art Education majors will use their portfolio to gather teaching resources and classroom-ready materials

Your website is more than just a gallery—it's a living, growing record of your skills, ideas, and evolution as an artist. It will continue to serve you well beyond graduation, as a powerful tool for reflection and creative opportunity.

Note: Current B.A and B.F.A. Art Students - To complete the e-portfolio requirement, you must create a personal website using your own domain. This is a vital step in building a professional presence. For assistance, contact your area faculty. 

Documenting Artwork

Documenting your artwork in the form of digital images is an important part of being an artist. You will need documentation of your work for your portfolio review here at Â鶹¾«Æ·ÔÚÏß²¥·Å and when you graduate. You will also need these documents when you submit to graduate school and/or job applications. The following are helpful videos on documenting your work.