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Re: portfolio sites
I also +1 to artstation, as it is also another easy way for people to stumble across your work and help get you some exposure. It is a win/win, as it is also a pretty popular digital art viewing platform now. I personally spend a good amount of time on the site each week for inspiration and to study work. I personally use… -
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Pointing to an Artstation profile is a great idea. It's simple, straightforward and a great avenue for networking. They're also very easy to set up and offer good customization that shows off your skills. The better your work, the more impact your profile will have. Simple. If you're savvy enough to code your own site (or… -
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I just code my own. -
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Coded my own in wordpress, but there's tons of themes for portfolio to download. -
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coded my own in dreamweaver, easy peasy -
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Same here, coded in dreamweaver. It's very easy and you get exactly what you want. -
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I used to code my own, but found I was spending way to long on it, instead of on the content of the portfolio, so I moved to Dunked. So far its been great, pretty good customisation options, if you know some css then you can take it a little further, and really simple cms for uploading and updating content. -
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I code my own, but mind you, I did up a template to be easily edited and updated when I was still in school and had a ton of free time. ;) Artstation is good, just be sure to link the portfolio site, not the community profile. I personally like Wordpress and Tumblr (I suggest Tumblr pretty often actually) for the wide… -
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Artstation profiles also come with a site that can be curated. You do have to pay to set up more than two custom pages. chrisdejoya.artstation.com
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