Portfolios & Cases

You don’t want to include artwork of which you’re not proud. It’s okay to show pieces that could used improvement, but you should be proud of your entire collection. You want your portfolio to showcase the skills you already have.

Your art portfolio should focus on three things, which include:

• Format— In today’s Digital Age, a lot of things have opened up for artists when it comes to showcasing their work. So, they can choose between a physical portfolio or a digital one.
• Content — Not only does your art portfolio need to showcase your best work, but it also needs to have plenty of information about yourself and your creative process.
• Convenience — Thoughtful gestures (no matter how big or small) will never go unappreciated. So, you want to make sure your portfolio has a more personalized touch.

If you’re looking for an artist portfolio case or some other solution for storing large documents, be sure to look at what we have at Engineer Supply.

An artist portfolio case can be used to protect, carry, and present your artwork to current or prospective clients. You can find them in a number of styles and configurations, so you should choose one that will meet your specific needs.

The term “portfolio case” can mean different things to different people, so you should make sure you have an understanding of what will fall into this category. The traditional zippered portfolio is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of an architect portfolio case. It’s made of a semi-rigid vinyl with a grain texture that’s designed to mimic the feel of leather, but you can also find one made of a fabric that’s stretched around a wire frame. Canvas art bags (also called “student portfolios”) are at a lower price point, which is why they’re often used by students. Expandable portfolios are the most versatile because they can accommodate anything from paper to foamboard, and they will even carry framed art.

Whether you’re a professional or a student, an architectural portfolio is one of the most important tools you can have. It should be presented through a careful selection of drawings, images, text, and photographs that represent a record of your experience with regard to your architectural skills, methods, and abilities.

If you’re looking for an architect portfolio case or some other solution for storing large plans and documents, be sure to look at what we have at Engineer Supply.