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In the absence of an art blog that's separated from a personal, I instead have found the DeviantART of one of the best artists I follow online.
http://alaiaorax.deviantart.com
Not much else to say; the gallery speaks for itself. You can't overly change the layout of a DeviantART page, though Core membership allows you a little more freedom.
But dude, look at that art.

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http://mathieu-corbin.tumblr.com

This is another great portfolio because they upload the process of certain pieces and projects, they also upload a lot of their animations onto it too and it looks nice to have the character concept designs along with the finished product

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http://missusruin.tumblr.com/tagged/my%20art%20stuff

I like this because the layout is simple and keeps the focus on the art. I like the cooler tones within most of the art and the painted style, along with the fact that all characters have distinct personalities.

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George Norris (Maskedman626 / Deadperson626)

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George Norris (Maskedman626 / Deadperson626)

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This is one of my favourite artist most of their artwork is to do with the two YouTuber's Jacksepticeye and Markiplier and their dark sides in their artwork.
https://deadperson626.tumblr.com/

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1) The website is simple and clean, basically it's easy on the eyes and plain. This draws attention to anything that breaks the white, that being the actual portfolio images themselves and the text that has been highlighted. The portfolio showcases his best work, and is sortable by pre-set categories the images are allocated to.

2) Personally, I'd try to show off my best work, but namely try to show the variety of work I've created. The digital ident, motion graphics, and poster would all be featured prominently, in addition to my best personal work.

3) A clear and complex understanding of 3D modelling procedures, including rigging, texturing, weighting and the actual animation. This translates into familiarity and competence in Maya.

4) No, as they're available for commission for a vast range of visual styles and needs, so the work created varies in appearance from Pixar-Ish to semi-realistic. Only branding in the corner of images could identify them.

5) The only potential criticism I have of the portfolio is that the images may not give effective previews of the actual piece, and the main bulk of text may be too lengthy for people who only wish to glance through it.

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example of TeaKips' work

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https://connyfolio.carbonmade.com

1. i really like the variety of pixel art and character designs.
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Matthew Filipkowski: https://www.behance.net/gallery/17240697/Selected-Sketchbook-Pages-Set-1
1. The way its set out is pretty pro. the colours used are tasteful and he seems to have some kind of palettes throughout that making it work together. the format show of various aspects of his skills and has good variety. Hiis pages mainly consist of one art piece per but when they dont the different pieces and the writing are set out clearly.

2. the aspects i would copy would be the general layout of the portfolio as a whole. When looking at it you can see the consistence of the artist and it adds the the appeal.
3. the artists ability to draw from real life and from his imagination are prominent throughout.
4. yeh the artist has a distinctive style when to come to his pencil usage.
5. i couldn't find any problems with it.

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1) there is a variety of skills present on this, the colour of the page doesn't need to be eye popping because the designs on it have quite a bit of colour and detail.
2) i would use the menu layout, how it has drop down menus to be guided around the page, there is a clear selection of designs to see and you can move through it and view them, this portfolio is a 3d design on and I'm not a 3d artist but i will look at the layout and get inspiration from that.
3) there are a lot of skills here, you can see that this person is very good at 3d work, and makes their work look fictional and realistic at the same time, it shows that he has a lot of skills in 3d design.

4) quite a few artists can make their art look similar to this so I'm not sure if this person has a distinct style.

5) i don't like how the page is quite plain, i agree a really colourful background will take the shine away from the deal of the designs but they used an almost black colour, if they were going to use one colour then they could have made it look better, or more appealing to look at.

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http://loish.net/artcommission/memberry/
1) This is a website of Loish but it can be considered as a portfolio as it has all the information about her work (e.g. context of her art work she has done). She is a illustrator and and animator. The context is very easy to navigate because it has a context page and other social media links to it.

2) This kind of layout she has used for her portfolio and could use the layout for my portfolio. The portfolio is very organised and she has impressively amount of art work.

3) Loish expresses her feelings in her art work and always has a talent in digital painting and semi-realism.

4) Loish definitely has her own style because it's so unique to other art styles. If you compare her with other artist, you can definitely see the differences with other art style and that's why she stands out.

5) The only thing about her portfolio that I dislike is that the background is blank (white) she could improve by adding some colours behind it. However, earthing else is good.

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I really like this portfolio because it neatly showcases their work in designated folders and displays the work with a slideshow so you can either just watch as the images pan past or you can browse. They clearly have a speciality but i don't really think that that is appropriate to critique. Everyone has a strong suit so I think its fair to use that to your advantage.

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http://www.camartinart.com/illustration

The girl showcases all of her abilities through the website. You can see her illustrations, doodles and designs, and each one has sub topics like b&w drawings or exhibition work.

The layout of the website is clean and clear, which makes it easy to navigate around. She features contact information (or links to) on the top and bottom of the web page and the website has a consistent theme.

The colours used are not overpowering or overwhelming but rather subtle and appealing.

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https://www.instagram.com/teakip/?hl=en
1. they do a variety of different things from fan art  and shippings to art of their own characters and even themselves sometimes.
2. You can see they have a consistent style and that they are always improving with shading and anatomy, also their expressions are great
3. All of their information and links to their youtube and twitter account are at the top of the page so it's easy to find

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2D VECTOR PICTURE

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This is a very nice portfolio and showcases the standard and style of all the different types of work (illustrations animations and comics). Again, however, the only thing lacking is the amount of written work showcased in this portfolio.

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This portfolio has got 2 options which then explore more of her work. Whilst this is an extremely good portfolio, it also lacks in written work

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This Portfolio is very diverse and has a good range of different styles and types of motion graphics and animations to showcase. The only thing that i feel like this portfolio is lacking in, is written work.

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TEJAY LUMUMBA (YUL MOREAU'S PORTFOLIO)  http://y78.fr/ 

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TEJAY LUMUMBA (YUL MOREAU'S PORTFOLIO)  http://y78.fr/ 

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1)  THE VARIETY OF SKILLS AND STYLES WHICH SHOWS FLEXIBILITY AND EXPERIENCE. THE COLOURS NAD OVERALL DESIGN SHOULD COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER TO GIVE THE PORTFOLIO A BETTER APPEAL

2) I WOULD USE MANY EXAMPLES OF THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WORK IVE PRODUCED TO SHOW MY SKILL AND TALENT.  IN ADDITION, I WOULD INPUT MY ENGLISH SKILLS AND SHOW I CAN EVALUATE, SELF ASSESS, REFLECTIVE WRITING ETC. THIS WOULD SHOW THAT I USE MY BRAIN TO THINK.

3) THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE AND WELL AS THE 2D DRAWING STYLES. THE USE OF COLOUR AND DIGITAL PAINTING.  VECTOR STYLE THAT YUL USES.

4) YUL USES A VERY DISTINCTIVE STYLE WHEN CREATING HIS 2D DIGITAL VECTOR PICTURES.

5) MAY THAT ITS IN A DIFFERENT LANGUAGE BUT OTHERWISE EVERYTHING WAS AEUSTHETICALLY PLEASING AND A VERY WELL PUT TOGETHER PORTFOLIO

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He provides a good amount of concept art along with finished scenes. Since he works on video games, he's got loads of work on the most popular video games that he's worked

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https://genishihara.carbonmade.com/

1. the portfolio is easy to navigate around and has 2 folders which makes it easy to organise. the format is simple and therefore makes it easy.
2. I would use the simple easy layout to help people navigate  my portfolio easier.
3. the creator is very good at illustration and drawing as well as layout and scenery designs.
4. there is no real defined style or branding although they only really draw digitally rather than any other method of illustration such as painting.
5. I would prefer if there were more folders rather than just 2 because it could showcase more work and organise it better than just "illustration" and "layout design"

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https://xaviertd.carbonmade.com/
i like the simple layout and how and how he has designed the portfolio to be easy to follow and he goes into his educational background

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This portfolio has barely got anything in it. Whilst the work in this portfolio does show that this person is clearly talented...i personally feel like their is not enough work showcased here. Also, when you clip on her 'showcase reel' it says that you have to contact her to get a password in order to view her showcase reel

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Andres Ramiraz concept artist
he uses a once again basic layout  and the pictures of his work for hyperlinks but with one key difference he  has the other page names in clear view so universities can look through with ease.

however one problem is that it does  not take up the whole space which may leave eyes to wander, or feel like they have not as much experience.

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This portfolio has a wide range of different styles and animation types. The only downfall I have noticed is that he doesn't have any written work to showcase in his portfolio.

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YUL MOREAU http://y78.fr/

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http://www.jasonbroberts.co.uk/

What worked well:
The design and layout of the portfolio is very simplistic but at the time, very powerful in the way it enables the user to navigate around it with ease and being able to see everything that it states under the specific topic of what the user came to see.
The colours used are very simple as well, there isn't an overflow of colours and there are always blank space for the user to rest their eyes on when looking.

I would base my portfolio in use very little range of colours to maintain a good and professional outlook.

Knows how to get a point across with out having to write pages and pages of explanation, he clearly demonstrates his skills in simplistic, flat 2D CGI animation.

From what I have seen, it looks very original and different to most illustrative designs that I've ever seen.

As much the art style is different, it does get a bit plain and I feel like the creator isn't taking risks and being adventurous to add shade to his work

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https://www.artstation.com/artist/xd_king

good website/portfolio

1. Something that works well in this portfolio is that there is a range of different things. There are character designs on females, males, animals, old people etc. and also some background concept art. The character designs also include sketches and fully coloured versions. As well as this the format is very simple which some people could argue is the most effective.
2. Things I would use from this portfolio is that there is a lot of different character designs of different types of characters and that the artist doesn't just limit it to certain characters such as females. I think this is good as it shows people who look at the portfolio that your ability isn't just limited to a certain type.
3. The skills evident within this portfolio is that they are able to do 3d animation and are able to do digital and traditional work.
4.I would say that they have developed their own branding style, however, I would add that it has been  influenced by the Disney style. Examples of where this is shown is in the design of the eyes, hair etc.
5. I don't particularly dislike anything but if I did have to say something, it would be that the style seems very common. Although a lot of people like this style, myself included, it would be interesting to see a more unique style. Another dislike is that it seems quite bland with only a white background, and that it's just one image after another. I think it would be better to have something like 2 or 3 different images in one row instead of just a long column. I also think it would be interesting if the artist maybe include some written information in the portfolio, giving a little bit more information on each piece he has displayed.

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http://www.storybyandrew.com

1.The portfolio is simple to navigate with a small colour palette. The work is also easy to get hold of and look at. It is also in an easy to understand but interesting format.

2. I would take the simple colour palette and the layout as it is easily navigated. This would mean the employers could easily find all the art work that they would want.

3. The skills evident within this portfolio is that they are able to do 3d animation and are able to do digital and traditional work.

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Elaine Wongs title page
and Mandy Chan Mun Yi
she uses pictures to act as buttons or hyperlinks to different sections.
she uses a simple design which brings our focus to her work from the start.

however one problem is that here options to see the about and contacts you have to find the small hyperlink which can easily be missed.

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https://www.artstation.com/artist/rossdraws

I don't really like the layout of this portfolio just because it seems too cramped and close together. I'd prefer it if it had gaps between the images or showed more of how his devleopment of the work. However, the media he posted it on allows people to follow his art. He can also post other links like his youtube channels which widens his portfolio as well as letting people know his personality.

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1 the artists has shown a broad range f colors and styles , has a lot of character design and shows how he has developed into the final product

2 has a good use of character design with color pallets and a turn around sheet and different designs for the character
3 shows the he can work with different mediums and in different styles why showcasing something as simple as a tree in the background drawn in different ways
4  has developed his own style with very straight or extremely curved lines
5 i  don't like the way he has drawn with straight ragged lines

link to portfolio :
https://craigmullinsportfolio.carbonmade.com/projects/4243197

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Christopher Lee/The Beast Is Back Inc
http://www.thebeastisback.com
1. What works well with it is that the each one has it's own style and format to give each piece a special and unique look to it, the colours are also bright and bold to catch a person's attention and has it's own format from posters to phoneeases and book covers.
2. I'd use the bright colours as I really like bright colours to catch people's attention and make my work more exciting. As well as to try out new styles often but stay close to a certain art style.
3. The graphic design elements from his graphic design degree really show as his work follows the many rules of graphic designing such as rules of three, central lines, focal point, etc.
4. Not really, as I quite like my style and improving it over time but not to completely change my style or get rid of it.
5. I don't really dislike anything about his work, as each piece has it's own special appeal to it so I can't seem to find a piece I fully dislike.

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https://gilbertsantos.carbonmade.com/
Gilbert Santos's Portfolio.

This Portfolio is very limited. There are a selection of specific artwork, but unfortunately, the images shown are low resolution, and this is accompanied by a bland and boring layout, with no flair or colour.
1. The images shown are placed in folders, so each image is easy to find. The 3D Modelling and impressive.
2. I would make sure to use his sense of collectiveness and organisation in my Portfolio, making sure it is not scattered around or unorganised.
3. His skills in 3D Modelling is clearly at an alright level.
4. From what iv'e seen, I see no real style or branding style. Everything looks very generic or bland. Nothing makes his work stand out.
5. I dislike the blandness and non existence sense of creativity in his Online Portfolio, making it a boring Portfolio.

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http://lcadanimationchardesign.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/minkyu-lee-vis-dev-portfolio-examples.html
1. Something that works well in this portfolio is that there is a range of different things. There are character designs on females, males, animals, old people etc. and also some background concept art. The character designs also include sketches and fully coloured versions. As well as this the format is very simple which some people could argue is the most effective.
2. Things I would use from this portfolio is that there is a lot of different character designs of different types of characters and that the artist doesn't just limit it to certain characters such as females. I think this is good as it shows people who look at the portfolio that your ability isn't just limited to a certain type.
3. The skills that I can see in this portfolio is that they are good at designing characters, they are good at digital art and that they are good at background design.
4.I would say that they have developed their own branding style, however, I would add that it has been  influenced by the Disney style. Examples of where this is shown is in the design of the eyes, hair etc.
5. I don't particularly dislike anything but if I did have to say something, it would be that the style seems very common. Although a lot of people like this style, myself included, it would be interesting to see a more unique style. Another dislike is that it seems quite bland with only a white background, and that it's just one image after another. I think it would be better to have something like 2 or 3 different images in one row instead of just a long column. I also think it would be interesting if the artist maybe include some written information in the portfolio, giving a little bit more information on each piece he has displayed.

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http://oddbee.com/#mission
Incorporates moveable, graphic elements, to highlight and showcase the companies sector, and their specific purpose within it.

http://www.thebeastisback.com/

Uses full spacial capacity within the web page, to create a collage effect, showcasing his most relevant work. Possibility for user distraction.

http://gardenestud io.com.br/

Uses well simple, well structured motion graphics to put
a out standing first impression on the user on the initial loading of the webpage. Page GUI is often slow and laggy with the amount of high resolution content displayed on the si ngle home page.