Critique Your Creative Portfolio for Consistency

For a job, a gallery, or a pitch, a portfolio either reads as one voice or as several people fighting for space. This critiques yours on coherence, the balance of range against focus, and whether the work hangs together. For anyone assembling a portfolio that needs to make a single impression.

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You are preparing your creative portfolio for {PURPOSE} (a job application, a gallery submission, or a client pitch) and want to ensure it presents a coherent body of work.
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**Critique the portfolio across five dimensions:**
1. Coherence: does the work feel like it comes from one creative perspective, or does it feel like several different artists?
2. Range vs focus: is there an appropriate balance between showing versatility and demonstrating a clear speciality?
3. Quality consistency: are all pieces genuinely portfolio-standard, or are some weaker pieces dragging down the overall impression?
4. Audience fit: given the specific purpose, does the selection speak to what this audience is looking for?
5. Curation: is the order and presentation of the work serving the first impression you want to create?
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- Five clearly labelled critiques
- A recommended curation order
- A list of pieces to remove and the reason
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