I would ask what's your focus? Seems like "prop artist" from your portfolio. I suspect the answer is more along the lines of "whatever 3d art job will hire me" because that was my remit back when I was getting started. However, you kind of need more specificity when seeking full-time studio jobs.
Where do you want to work, ideally? And doing what exactly? Because you will generally be hired, as an entry-level artist, to perform a specific task, and to repeat that task 8 hours each day.
So it becomes pretty important for you to drill down and figure out what exactly you really want to be doing, for 8 hours at a time. Then, figure out what employers want that coincides most closely with that desire, and cater your portfolio to match that as close as possible.
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I would ask what's your focus? Seems like "prop artist" from your portfolio. I suspect the answer is more along the lines of "whatever 3d art job will hire me" because that was my remit back when I was getting started. However, you kind of need more specificity when seeking full-time studio jobs.
Where do you want to work, ideally? And doing what exactly? Because you will generally be hired, as an entry-level artist, to perform a specific task, and to repeat that task 8 hours each day.
So it becomes pretty important for you to drill down and figure out what exactly you really want to be doing, for 8 hours at a time. Then, figure out what employers want that coincides most closely with that desire, and cater your portfolio to match that as close as possible.