Dec 12, 2024

Curating a portfolio

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Your portfolio is your voice

A portfolio isn’t just a collection of images—it’s a curated expression of your style, your vision, and your growth. It should tell a story about what you see and how you see it.

Curation is just as important as creation. Knowing what to include (and what to leave out) shows confidence, clarity, and focus.

Tips for building a strong portfolio

Choose your best work – Not your newest or most sentimental—your strongest.

Show range within consistency – Your images should vary, but still feel cohesive in tone and style.

Group by projects or themes – Organize your work into collections to provide context and structure.

Curating isn't cutting, it's shaping

Removing a good photo to make room for a great one isn’t loss—it’s refinement. Your portfolio should evolve as you do. Don’t be afraid to update, remove, or restructure as your work grows.

Final thoughts

Think of your portfolio as an ongoing conversation with your audience. Be intentional, be selective, and most importantly—let it reflect who you are as an artist.

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