Submitting a Portfolio for AP Studio Art:
2-D Design—24 Required Works
This syllabus provides direction for the highly motivated photography student to take
the AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Exam and earn college credit.
The 2-D Design portfolio contains three sections: Quality, Concentration, and Breadth.
In the Quality section, you will submit five examples of your best work. You do not
need to show a variety of techniques or approaches, just your best work.
The Concentration section is a cohesive body of work developed through a planned investigation of a strong visual idea of personal interest to you. In this section, you will develop a body of work that grows from this investigation. During ongoing one-on-one conferences with your teacher, you will be assisted in discovering your concentration. You will develop and present to the teacher, for approval, your specific plan of action and specific plan of investigation, for the development of your chosen concentration theme. As your concentration works develops, you may discover a need to modify your submitted plan of action. It will be important for you to discuss with the teacher any modifications you feel a need to make in your plan of investigation for your concentration. You must submit 12 pieces of work in this section.
2-D Design—24 Required Works
This syllabus provides direction for the highly motivated photography student to take
the AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Exam and earn college credit.
The 2-D Design portfolio contains three sections: Quality, Concentration, and Breadth.
In the Quality section, you will submit five examples of your best work. You do not
need to show a variety of techniques or approaches, just your best work.
The Concentration section is a cohesive body of work developed through a planned investigation of a strong visual idea of personal interest to you. In this section, you will develop a body of work that grows from this investigation. During ongoing one-on-one conferences with your teacher, you will be assisted in discovering your concentration. You will develop and present to the teacher, for approval, your specific plan of action and specific plan of investigation, for the development of your chosen concentration theme. As your concentration works develops, you may discover a need to modify your submitted plan of action. It will be important for you to discuss with the teacher any modifications you feel a need to make in your plan of investigation for your concentration. You must submit 12 pieces of work in this section.
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