http://dougkavanagh.blogspot.com/
*Updated on July 15th*
Just a set piece I made
Just added shots from the last level I worked on for Thor, along with some textures I created.
Hey everyone, just wanted to share my new portfolio and get some feedback on the design. Although, at this point, I'm fairly content with the layout, but feel free to comment anyway! All of the work was done while I was at Red Fly Studio and cannot be altered at this point. I'll be adding some more later, including texture samples and work from Force Unleashed II.
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I also think the work is great!
I think a blog is great to show WIP stuff, but showing off finished pieces of art to an employer I would definatly use a simple site with an easier layout.
As long as your work is well presented I doubt anyone is going to care if it says blogspot.com.
Striff: I'm not too worried about using blogger as my folio, plenty of pros do it. Not sure what gave you the impression that it's frowned upon All I'm concerned with is whether my art is easy to get to (it is) and is it presented well.
Habboi: Thanks! I also agree with blogs being acceptable for your portfolio.
Bibendum: I bounced back and forth on using single images or 2x2 format and originally had a long column of singles. You bring up a valid point about having to pan around in the full screen images, but conversely, with a single image format, you'd have to click 4 times as many screens individually to see the same amount of work. I'd like to hear some feedback on that..might return to the old format, but ultimately the 2x2 arrangement seems to be keeping things more concise. I also arranged them in a particularly pleasing way (to me).
What do you think?