Should I submit an art supplement?

I started art as a hobby a year ago, so I don’t think I’m very good. However, I want to write my essay about art, and I was thinking about accompanying it with a supplement. I know most schools only say to submit if I have exceptional talent, but I don’t know what to compare my art to. Would anyone be willing to review my portfolio? If so, please dm me for the link.

Atm I believe I’m much better at ceramics. My technical skills suffer from lack of experience, although I’ve been drawing almost every day since I got into art seriously. I also included my first painting that I just made this weekend. It’s awful and I don’t plan on submitting that, but I would like people to get an idea of how I paint and draw anyways.
Also keep in mind that this has been hastily thrown together, but I will have better photographs of my art if I decide to actually submit a portfolio. Other than that, be as harsh as you want. I would also be grateful for any critiques of my art beyond “it sucks.”
I would like to know which pieces are strong enough to be submitted, if any.
Thank you!

The general rule is that your work should be of outstanding quality to consider sending a supplement. From your descriptions, it doesn’t sound like an art supplement would benefit you.

@happy1 ah ok, thank you. Even so, would you be willing to go over my portfolio and give me advice? I’m also looking to improve…

I am not in a position to judge your artwork.