John Q. SampleScholarship Portfolio

Fall 2019

1. Sample Title OneAcrylic on canvasThis is a sample description. The description is your opportunity to briefly tell us about the piece. For example, you might provide us with background information, write about what inspired you to create the piece, and explain the meaning behind it. You may also use this space to describe the process of creating the piece, such as the techniques you used and why you made those choices.

2. Sample Title TwoGraphiteThis is a sample description. The description is your opportunity to briefly tell us about the piece. For example, you might provide us with background information, write about what inspired you to create the piece, and explain the meaning behind it. You may also use this space to describe the process of creating the piece, such as the techniques you used and why you made those choices.

3. Sample Title ThreeAdobe IllustratorThis is a sample description. The description is your opportunity to briefly tell us about the piece. For example, you might provide us with background information, write about what inspired you to create the piece, and explain the meaning behind it. You may also use this space to describe the process of creating the piece, such as the techniques you used and why you made those choices.

4. Sample Title FourColored pencil, marker, Adobe PhotoshopThis is a sample description. The description is your opportunity to briefly tell us about the piece. For example, you might provide us with background information, write about what inspired you to create the piece, and explain the meaning behind it. You may also use this space to describe the process of creating the piece, such as the techniques you used and why you made those choices.

5. Sample Title FiveSpraypaint on metalThis is a sample description. The description is your opportunity to briefly tell us about the piece. For example, you might provide us with background information, write about what inspired you to create the piece, and explain the meaning behind it. You may also use this space to describe the process of creating the piece, such as the techniques you used and why you made those choices.

Sample Title OneAcrylic on canvas

Sample Title TwoGraphite

Sample Title ThreeAdobe Illustrator

Sample Title FourColored pencil, marker, Adobe Photoshop

Animated file: samplelink.unco.edu/animation

Sample Title FiveSpraypaint on metal

Educational Goals Your statement of educational goals should be between 250 and 500 words in length. This statement allows you to explain why you have chosen to study art, what you plan to do while in college, and what your goals are in the future. There is no specific prompt here - you may choose to write about anything that you feel is relevant, as long as it addresses your goals as a student and an artist.

Your statement of educational goals should be between 250 and 500 words in length. This statement allows you to explain why you have chosen to study art, what you plan to do while in college, and what your goals are in the future. There is no specific prompt here - you may choose to write about anything that you feel is relevant, as long as it addresses your goals as a student and an artist. Your statement of educational goals should be between 250 and 500 words in length. This statement allows you to explain why you have chosen to study art, what you plan to do while in col-lege, and what your goals are in the future. There is no specific prompt here - you may choose to write about anything that you feel is relevant, as long as it addresses your goals as a student and an artist.

Your statement of educational goals should be between 250 and 500 words in length. This statement allows you to explain why you have chosen to study art, what you plan to do while in college, and what your goals are in the future. There is no specific prompt here - you may choose to write about anything that you feel is relevant, as long as it addresses your goals as a student and an artist.