First thing that jumps out at me is the lack of contact information. If I'm not mistaken, the only place you have it is in the about me page. I would put at least your email somewhere on the front page, and watermark it onto your images. That way if someone saves your artwork to come back to later, they'll immediately know who it belongs to and how to reach you.
Also, might just be me, but it would be nice to be able to view larger versions of the images.
Well you certainly have a good amount of environments to show off. I love the arena and archasis, my favorites. I dont have anything constructive to say currently but just wanted to let you know Im digging the work.
You worked on TOR? You're very lucky cause I'd have loved to have left my mark on that game. You have some splendid work and that chest has some really nice normals. How'd you make the markings? Modelled / Zbrushed?
Personally I wasn't a fan of your image browser. I went through them and instinctly clicked back but it went through the old images instead of immediately going back to front page. The amount of work shown would merit a simple front page of large images to scroll down and view. Do you really need seperate pages for each piece?
Thanks for the feedback guys, right now i fixed a few things with the portfolio. I made all pictures shown large on the same page, and rotated a few things around. Thanks!
Solid, consistent, completed levels, coupled with a simple and easy to brows portfolio. Perfect example on how it should be done, i imagine you will have no problem finding work
i wish you had shown of more HP renders. Also, I feel that there's too much medieval stuff. Its overpowering. Take the battlegrounds scene out completely.
My biggest crit is actually your e-mail address. "Buddikaman@yahoo.com" is fine for friends and family but it does not look professional. Just make a new account for job hunting, say "scottpetty@yahoo.com", and employers will know exactly who is e-mailing them. It also makes it easier for them to remember your address.
I would get rid of that objective line in your about section. It looks amateur and is the sort of thing college professors tell students to put in their portfolio section. It's also obvious from looking at your portfolio and if anyone has any question a cover letter always clears it up.
i wish you had shown of more HP renders. Also, I feel that there's too much medieval stuff. Its overpowering. Take the battlegrounds scene out completely.
I disagree.
Good to see a portfolio with fantasy and lush medieval work, very well tailored to fantasy / bioware like comapnies, which you're aiming for I assume judging from the work.
The portfolio is great, would say that your Stoneshill is the best for me, among a very high quality predessors of course. The only thing I could think of to beef up the portfolio is wireframes / lighting only shots and clean up your thumbnails (some have black lines showing on the side which looks messy.)
Not really a fan of carbon made, more a fan of Weebly but the site does the job, so all good stuff man. Good to see a solid game-art portfolio and not full of blinn rendered high polies and all that stuff for once.
In your about me section I would go into more detail with the dates that you were in college, and how long you were at Bioware. It makes a big difference if I am looking a website of someone that has 5 or more years experience compared to someone that has little experience.
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Also, might just be me, but it would be nice to be able to view larger versions of the images.
Good work overall:thumbup:
That's sort of weird you put down your income when you worked for Bioware.
I would get rid of work experience that isn't relevant to the game industry field.
Personally I wasn't a fan of your image browser. I went through them and instinctly clicked back but it went through the old images instead of immediately going back to front page. The amount of work shown would merit a simple front page of large images to scroll down and view. Do you really need seperate pages for each piece?
My biggest crit is actually your e-mail address. "Buddikaman@yahoo.com" is fine for friends and family but it does not look professional. Just make a new account for job hunting, say "scottpetty@yahoo.com", and employers will know exactly who is e-mailing them. It also makes it easier for them to remember your address.
Keep up the good work!
I disagree.
Good to see a portfolio with fantasy and lush medieval work, very well tailored to fantasy / bioware like comapnies, which you're aiming for I assume judging from the work.
The portfolio is great, would say that your Stoneshill is the best for me, among a very high quality predessors of course. The only thing I could think of to beef up the portfolio is wireframes / lighting only shots and clean up your thumbnails (some have black lines showing on the side which looks messy.)
Not really a fan of carbon made, more a fan of Weebly but the site does the job, so all good stuff man. Good to see a solid game-art portfolio and not full of blinn rendered high polies and all that stuff for once.