Not me finding this after doing my interview

YES, absolutely! some KZbinrs make their Japanese ability their ENTIRE PERSONALITY (WHY? because they are all trying to sell some form of learning app or guide or Patreon), when there are infinite foreigners in Japan at the same level or better. People should not be frustrated by these distractors, and great advice.

Me watching this at 1am, 12 hrs before my interview 👀 if all goes well I’ll make a video how I got in, and my portfolio, if not, you’ll never hear from me again 😅

Junk Factories.

Thank you for this, super informative. I’ve received offers from CSM, Chelsea and Camberwell, but now in the wonderful dilemma of what to choose ahh !!!

your channel is a god send

Thanks so much for this video! I hope your course has continued to go well!! I'm in my art foundation right now with an offer for fine art at Chelsea in September. I don't think this is what I am looking for out of university, I am no longer even sure if fine art is the route I want to go down. UAL sounds very good though, they seem very supportive, is there a university-wide students union and societies or is it different for each college?

Ahh I just went through the exact same thing and made a video about it too haha. Honestly, the struggle is real... how expensive are studios! Unbelievable. So glad you found a great one! Jessy x

My sister went to Chelsea she loved it even though she has no work now at 59 …..don’t know why she doesn’t use her MA from RCA either. The contacts she would have had …..ugh ??? I have no idea how to network in the arts with influential people and that would be the reason I would go to a good name. I think she likes lying around the pond and is anti social ….I would be on it if it was me. My secondary school had no art discipline so I never had that training to get into foundation arts. At 60 I have been battling with which direction to go so experiment with lots of different mediums and I love it. I work alone at home and learn Spanish, Portuguese and dance. I ve travelled the world and lived in Latin America, exploring dance, carnival and the arts on my own. I want to learn textiles and screen printing to make my own work. I taught myself most stuff and compared to other people my age I am creative, can work out how artists have painted stuff and love exploring the creative arts world. I would go to Chelsea for the networking with amazing tutors of course!

Thank you this was so helpful! It really calmed down my anxiety. You have such a calming and relaxing presence!!! Wishing you all the best xxxx

I have my interview tomorrow, shitting my pants but this video is helping me to chill, thanks :)

Do you have to do one sketchbook or can you do multiple

Hi! I know this is far down the line from when you published this video... but am just interested about what oppurtunities there are to work with established artists/organisations throughout the course, as opposed to only "making connections" for after you've graduated? Do projects/roles - external to the uni - come up, where the school advocates for students to get involved, and benefit from? Thanks so much! And great video btw 😊

i was wondering if you had to send your Digital portfolio when you send your application? i want to do UAL foundation for fine art at CSM but i don’t think i’ll have a portfolio ready by October when the applications open. i’m just rlly confused and tried reading the website. maybe i’m missing something?

What is the name of the material you are using? i mean on what are you tifting, i cant find it

Thank you so much for making this! I'm super nervous about my interview but this helped a lot <3

helpful, thx! Also wondering why you didn't choose to apply for RCA?

Hey Joseph, what A-Levels did you pick? Thank you!

me watching this video 1 hour before my interview 👁👄👁

Hi, this is totally unrelated to this video, but I just watched your "Do I regret studying at Chelsea" video and wanted to ask about the structure of the Foundation Year. So is it the same type of unstructured feel as the Fine Art degree or is it more instructional? I ask this because I wish to attend the Foundation Year in 2023 because I think I lack technical skills- so if it's really not about teaching you how to make art I don't know if it would be a good fit. Hope u can help :)

I’m a beginner but I’m so curious like what is fine arts is it all kinds of painting styles of what

Thanks mennn

new sub here!😀 I think you are lucky having Japanese bf! がんばってください!

Can’t believe you made Asako carry that couch by herself

hello do you know how the £1000 bursary works? im a home student and think ill be getting the maximum loan, does this mean i would get the bursary? trying to figure out my finances cos im very scared of being really broke when i go to ual !!

ty for this video! I have offers from csm and chelsea for ba fine art (im currently doing the csm foundation) and this was really helpful! have you heard much comparison between csm and chelsea's fine art course, and who you think each course would be better suited to? :)

This was so useful even though I’ve not applied to fine art but this will help me in my coming interview at Chelsea! Thank you

Your boyfriend?😍

Your course at UAL sounds exactly the same as the course I’m on now. I think that a lot of people don’t realise that they’re not going to be told what to do. I’ve been looking at so many videos about different university experiences as I’ve been applying for masters courses and it seems that all the people that are dissatisfied didn’t know that they had to initiate the work themselves. A level really doesn’t set you up for uni, it’s not the same

this is so interesting, I’ve applied to LCF this year but I was just wondering what accommodation you went to and what ones you know people would recommend? thank you!! :)

Love the editing!

Chelsea sounds amazing wish I had applied there I never looked, I applied to salad and was rejected at interview and then eventually went to AUB In Bournemouth which is an amazing fine art course if u want to be away from London by the sea

Cute. Add your backing before you whip stitch the edges. It further secures the back and gives it a cleaner look.

Are you crazy

Hello ️I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books and study like you know you should…Having friends from other cultures makes me more creative. In fresh ways about space and how people create their own world and environment. It is best way to connect between creative thinking and cross-cultural relationships.

Thank you sooo much for the content it's very useful and really get me more confident for the application！

loved thissss

this has made me feel a lot better about my interview ,thank you!

I hope U feel better and thank You for sharing

Hello, that sounds wonderful. I think I would love Chelsea.

Thank you for help

Hi🙇🏻‍♀️, do unstructured schedule allow students to book any lectures or workshops they like? and how does it work ?🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️

Hey this video was very helpful. I am applying and I have an interview soon. How do I actually talk about my portfolio. Do I just say what I drew and how I did it? Thank you.

Tysm I really needed this! I’ve applied for Chelsea and I’m super nervous...PS completely irrelevant but u kinda remind me of Louis Michael from Gogglebox 🌚

Wow thanks for this I accepted my offer for fine art and am going this year! I was super unsure what to expect but I think the course will suit me x thanks for clarifying stuff!

i found you randomly when i was doing uni research and i just love ur vibe. if i end up in chelsea creds to u

Omg this has been so helpful, I’ve just sent my portfolio off to Chelsea, just some questions, because you don’t have projects, how is your work graded and is your work assessed regularly to track progress?

Do you think ist worth it for international Students (22.000£)

"This is me babes"

I like your videos. Good luck with your KZbin growth. 🌻 As for video wishes, if you have any good advice on how to get out of an art/ creative block that would be cool. 👽