Stages in developing your portfolio of creative work

 Stages in developing your own portfolio of work:


1. Show at least four pieces of work that you like and have already produced
Say what they are, what tools and techniques were sed to make them
2. As a result of these examples of your work, say what you would like to develop for your own creative project
3. Show work from others, taken from other sources, to give ideas for your project. In all of these examples, include:
  • A link to the source
  • Say what it is 
  • Say what you like about it

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