My Interior Design Blog

First of all, I think it would be appropriate to apologize about yesterday, I mean that I didn’t write anything. My friend was leaving for a vacation back to her country so I spent most of my day at her place. After I left, I went strait to Manhattan, to meet my boyfriend and we went together to a birthday party. You would never guess where the party was… No, try again… I can see you impatient, so I’ll just tell you; it was at “Lucky Cheng’s” it’s a drug queen place, where they host, take your food order and dance. The food was good, but when you go there you pay mostly for the show, and the show is great. They interact with the guests and they even have a mini competition, but I won’t tell you what it is, you would have to go there and find out by yourself.

And now back to our business, last time I told you about the essay that you have to present as part of the requirements. The next stage would be to get a letter (1, 2, 3) saying that you are invited to an “in person portfolio evaluation”. Now, if you are living more than 200 miles from NYC you can just send your portfolio by mail. But, and it’s a big but, since there is no interview for FIT it is suggested to present your portfolio in person, because you can defend some of your work, and/or explain what were you thinking when you did this or that.

In addition, this letter also contains “information” on what should be in the portfolio and a home test. I put the information in quotes because it is unsuffisiant. I mean, to someone who has no expirience in the art field it’s all very confusing. When I tried to look online for examples I didn’t find anything. So, what I’m going to do is upload my admission portfolio which obviasly passed the FIT inspection.