Portfolio/Website experience critique please!

puddypud

Hey everyone!

Right now I'm a freelance graphic artist but I'd really love to land a character artist job in a great studio. I'm looking for some pointers I can use to improve my portfolio and my site as a whole.
Any tips on improving the work?
How it's presented?
Is the info on the site clear?
Is there too much or too little info?
How's the overall user experience navigating the site?
Should I be worried too much about the user experience?
Am I doing anything right?

Here's my site
http://www.thepudzone.com/

Thanks in advance folks!!!

Christian Nordgren

I think your website is overall stylish. Its nothing really bad about it does not look like a regular art portfolio. This could work in both good and bad. If you are looking for a industry work it might be good to go for a simpler approach.

Your about me is way to long. It would be better that its as long as contact me, maybe take jam them together. If I want to know more about you I ask you during the interview.

Not sure what you want to accomplish on the wip site. Either you have stuff you want to show or you don't, simple as that. Sabretooth* character looks to have potential!

Your website is very stylish. You are having a lot of text on your characters, people tend not to care about them (I haven't read a single one, im here for the art). You should use your characters and pose them in more expressive moods.

I think you got something going, your website is overall easy to understand and I like your asuya model. I do want to see him in a more action pose!:poly142: All your other model don't feel like they have same quality thou. They don't pop out as good as your Asuya.

You totally got potential to make great stuff

Ps: You should include your resume

puddypud

A lot of good things to consider. You pretty much hit most of the specific concerns I had right on the nail. I really appreciate it man!