Digital Portfolio
WI State Standards:
- AA Cr11h
Plan: Formulate original concepts by practice, experimentation, and revision. (planning/experimentation) - AA Cr12h
Make: Create works of art that introduce students to media, care of tools, and basic craftsmanship skills.
(skills) - AA Pr10h
Develop Meaning: Curate a body of work incorporating personal, historical and contemporary art to communicate one or more points of view.
(aesthetics / communication)
Learning targets
- quality photographs of the artwork
- use of professional lighting and editing tools
- compile a professional portfolio for college submission
Crevado Platform
Use your personal email address so you can continue using this platform after the graduation.
Use your first and last names as your URL (for example: )
2. Write down login and password!!!!
3. Collect images.
Collecting images might take some time.
Take new photos of your artwork using good lighting and camera. You might need a tripod for better quality.
Make sure pictures are in focus.
Pay attention to the edges – keep them straight.
If you do not have a physical artwork – go through the old photos and try finding it. That is if it is worth adding it to your portfolio.
4. After you collected the images – crop them and enhance (if needed) in Photoshop.
5. Upload the photos to crevado.
6. Label each image:
- title
- dimensions (note the units!!)
- year!!!
- comments/description – write down the medium and the process and what inspired you. (example: mixed media: oil pastels, colored pencils on black illustration board)
- tags – words that would describe this art piece.
7. Choose a gallery template.
8. Write about your gallery (school assignments or independent work, etc.)
9. Write about you (About page) – who you are, your path as an artist, your dreams and plans, how you communicate with your art, etc.
10. Add your art pieces as you create them to keep the gallery alive!
11. Share the link with me and with college admissions.