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Design in Visual communications..

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  • 14-08-2011 6:13pm
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    *tripsi*
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    I was thinking of doing the Design in Visual communications course in AIT and i see it requires a portfolio. Can the portfolio be made up of graphic art?


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    hamstercrusher
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    Hey Tripsi, as with most courses it doesn't necessarily have to be graphic work, they essentially want to know art wise what your abilities are creatively. I did the course myself and its a good one. The thing youll have to realise is, you wont be thrown onto computers to start with there will be a lot of creative stuff that you'll do with pen and paper before your really allowed move onto the computers. As I say its a good course that covers most of the areas.


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    *tripsi*
    Registered Users Posts: 173 ✭✭*tripsi*


    Thank you :) I have a lot of graphic work saved up. Could i maybe make the portfolio entirly of graphic work?


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    hamstercrusher
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    Yeah you can fill it with as much graphic work as you wish, (I had done a portfolio course before heading there and my portfolio weighed a friggin ton!) although, some variety just to show you can draw and compose a piece wouldn't do any harm. I may be wrong and if I am someone please say, but as I say there is a lot of drawing and crafts in the first year or so of the course.


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    *tripsi*
    Registered Users Posts: 173 ✭✭*tripsi*


    Thanks a million. :)


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