Frequently Asked Questions

 

  • We have three big categories of the programs: Art, Design, and Summer Camp. In Art, there are five classes: Illustration/Fine Art Portfolio, OCSA Portfolio, Supplemental Portfolio, Advanced Art, and Foundation Art. In Design, there are six classes: Graphic Design, Fashion Design, Entertainment Design, Product Design, Transportation Design, and Animation Design. Lastly, the Summer Camp is our traditional and successful program since we open. You will be building the portfolio by developing fundamental and practical skills, exploring new materials and methods, and thinking critically to create unique and impactful visual work.

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    • Weekends 10am-4:30pm.

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  • When it comes to applying to college, having a portfolio is a must, especially in the art field. A strong portfolio is not just about showcasing technical skills in artwork, but also the student's ability to convey meaningful concepts and interpretations through their pieces. However, brainstorming can be the most daunting part of creating a portfolio. Students may have trouble defining the story or identity they want to express through their artwork. Starting the portfolio preparation process as early as possible is highly recommended to overcome this challenge. With ample time, students can fine-tune their ideas and create a compelling portfolio that reflects their unique artistic vision and abilities.

  • A supplemental portfolio can be a valuable addition to your application materials, makes your candidacy more competitive and demonstrates dedication to extracurricular activities.

    Determine the purpose of your supplemental portfolio, and make sure the work you include supports your goals and Identity.

    Make sure that the work you include in your supplemental portfolio is of high quality and represents your best efforts.

  • Winning an art contest can showcase a student's creativity, dedication, and talent in the arts, which can help them stand out from other applicants and potentially improve their chances of getting into a top-tier university, including Ivy League schools. The achievement can demonstrate that the student possesses skills and qualities beyond academic performance, which is highly valued by admissions committees seeking well-rounded candidates.

  • The amount of time it takes to create an art portfolio is different for every student and depends on their abilities, motivation, and work ethic. Some students can finish their portfolio in a matter of months, while others may take months or even years to complete. It's essential to stress that creating a strong portfolio requires time, dedication, and effort. It's recommended that students start early and plan their time wisely to ensure they have enough time to create a quality portfolio. However, the actual amount of time it takes to complete a portfolio is ultimately up to the student's commitment to the process. If you're interested in learning more about strategies for creating an efficient portfolio, ask us about our portfolio strategy program.