Doug Barner Fine Arts Scholarship

This scholarship was established by the family and friends of Doug Barner, an artist who was active in his Virginia Beach community and died suddenly in October 2007. The scholarship funds should be applied to tuition, books, fees and other expenses associated with taking classes at the Visual Arts Center.

Criteria:

• Student must be pursuing a painting, drawing or photography degree at the Visual Arts Center,

• Student may be attending full-time or part-time

• Student must have not yet met cost of attendance

• Submit outstanding portfolio as determined by the Director of the Visual Arts Center. Please see below for details on submitting portfolio.

• If recipient is a continuing student must have an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher, if recipient is a new student must have a high school GPA of 2.8 or higher.

Portfolios must be in a digital format and should be submitted to : James Williams <jwilliams@tcc.edu> by the posted due date.

1. Prepare 6-8 images / files – representing a sampling of your best work. They must be placed in a folder titled Lastname_Firstname_Portfolio*
2. The files must be 300 ppi and no larger than 8 inches (2400 pixels) on the longest side, prepared as a Jpeg.
3. Name the files: Lastname_Firstname_Drawing 1 (Jones_Mike_Drawing 1 etc.)

Create a Word document with the following information for each file. Title this document Lastname_Firstname_Portfolio. Include this document in the same folder that your files are being saved to.
1. File Name: Lastname_Firstname_Drawing 1 (Jones_Mike_Drawing 1 etc.)
2. Student Name: Mike Jones
3. Title: City Life or Untitled if there is no title
4. Media: Paper and Charcoal
5. Course Name: Art 121 Drawing I (If applicable)

File Name:
Student Name:
Title:
Media:
Course Name:

*It will be necessary to compress this folder prior to sending. Once everything is in your folder, images / files and accompanying Word document simply create a Zip Folder.

To zip (compress) a file or folder:
1. Locate the file or folder that you want to zip.
2. Press and hold (or right-click) the file or folder, select (or point to) Send to, and then select Compressed (zipped) folder. A new zipped folder with the same name is created in the same location.

Photographing Work
If you work is not in a digital format already such as is the case with photography and design, media such as drawing, painting, sculpture, glass etc. will need to be photographed. Follow this link for Tips on Photographing Your Artwork.

Tips on Photographing Your Artwork PDF: https://www.aapgh.org/blog/photography-tips