The presentation of your work can be done on a ready-made and free blog or portfolio, on a website built by you or a link to a pdf including all the sections requested. You do not need to provide a link to your Facebook account. There are free blogging solutions (https://www.behance.net, http://www.ultra-book.com/portfolios, https://www.portfoliobox.net/en, http: // cargocollective. com,…).
Your personal website must have at least 2 main sections: personal work: around 15 personal creations which can be drawings, sketches, paintings, models, artistic photographs, sculptures, musical creations alone or in a group … that you must describe a little (intention or concept, materials or instruments used, software,…), the imaginary museum (10 works) and if you can a study / motivation project. Diversify your personal work (drawings, paintings, photographs, models, videos, etc.).
You can enter the link to your personal website in the ‘Portfolio’ section of your CampusArt account.
You can also attach your portfolio as a PDF (must be a small file, under 8 megabytes) in the ‘Portfolio’ section.
For musicians applying to music ensembles: you are, of course, free to submit audio recordings or videos of yourself playing solo, in a group or with an orchestra, rather than drawings. You may provide a link to a YouTube channel, SoundCloud or any other platform where your videos or audio recordings can be accessed. Alternatively, you could include a PDF file listing the links to your videos or audio recordings in your CampusArt application.