Hi all
I am an entry level animation graduate and want to return to my animation and game job search. I created my portfolio website over a year ago and it needs a lot of work.
Here is my site:
http://www.abcanimation.org/
Thanks for reading and any feedback would greatly be appreciated.
p.s. And yes I am another indecisive one who likes a lot of things (Backgrounds, characters,modeling,texturing,animation,concept art, storyboards, etc).
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The bottom right girl in the gallery section is rad.
I think you should work on your html layout ..the first page you see has strange spacing.
I also can't help wonder if there isn't a forum that would better serve you. Perhaps there actually isn't much else out there. One that comes to mind though is conceptart.org. There must be others.
I've definitely been in the same position where you can't decide what you want to focus on/want to do it all. But deciding now and focusing on making a strong portfolio in what you want to do is worth the effort. Job Hunting/interviewing is difficult enough without the stress of sitting through a bad interview because your portfolio isn't clear.
http://www.3dluvr.com/clisk3d/
For 3d character animation, I just downloaded the low max rig. I want to still play with it and try it out after I upload new stuff to the site (aiming to finish by Sunday night. (I hope I can make it this time and not out talk myself with false promises and then feel bad later).
Alex
I also watched your animation reel, which isn't too bad. Some of the weight distribution in the walk cycles seem a little off (leaning too far forward, not leaning enough) and a bunch of it seems very rigid. But with time and more practice you'll nail those things.
Sorry if I sounded harsh with my crits, but these are important if you want to improve and/or get a job in the games industry.
-caseyjones
http://lounge.ego-farms.com/
http://www.twisted-strand.com/ut_tutorials/text_tut/index.html
www.poopinmymouth.com
Alex