Building Design Portfolios: Innovative Concepts for Presenting Your Work (Design Field Guide) Paperback – May 1, 2008

I started reading it and I can say it keeps a fast pace and covers very well the details that might make the difference for your portfolio. I'm very concerned with building my portfolio and I think it already made me feel confident on having the right information to get the job done in the most accurate way.

Another practical book to help designer who have been out of school a long while and who may be not in a design community any longer to help them to decide how to update their portfolios.

product was received with no damages to the product, or packaging. By the way, I love how this book is designed.

this book is amazing, it is so informative and helpfull to the graphic design or art student looking to get into their career, it showcases other peoples portfolios so you get an idea of what the competition is doing, i recomend this book to anyone, BUT to the publisher or auther or book cover designer, BAAAD job, i mean i get that the book is a portfolio ha ha ha, cool, but it drives me crazy to have that flap on it, come on make it a dust cover so i can remove it... but still a book worth having

great book for any graphic designerworks great for references and for going old stuffrecommend it for students and professionals in the field

Skip this one. Get Harold Linton's book, Portfolio Design, instead. Way better value for the money.

First part: How to build a portfolio, which is pretty good. Second part: Example portfolios, which is not worth looking at. No real architecture portfolio examples, which stinks.

A helpful book of ideas for one's design portfolio.

Good book.

Exotische Portfolios, so lehrreich wie das Guinessbuch der Rekorde. . . . . . . . . . . .

Gets your portfolio -level up

it's ok to have an idea of porfolio mean .. not good to built your own . nice to keep on the shelf

Its OK