There are two types of Portfolio: one specifically for Artists, which typically consists of 2D and/or 3D art, and one for Designers, which consist of past experience and design documents
Examples of existing Portfolios:-
Designer:-
- Jacob Minkoff
- Sam Kaplan
- Nick Knebal
- Jean Canellas
Artists:-
- James Haywood
- Jon McCoy
- Richard Craig
- Artist portfolios SHOW the work; mostly display broad range of material (characters, environments, scenes etc.)
- Design Portfolios describe past experience, work ethic. Mostly focus on what games they have made, more personalised
- Art Portfolios are typically blogs, generally easier to navigate
- Design show greater variety of skills
- Both fairly diverse - mix of specialised and general content
- Artists share very little personal information and focus entirely on artwork- diversity is shown within personal discipline
- Both feature external links and further online presence
- Artists have more visual representation, while Design shows more thought process/ work flow critique
- Have different versions of portfolio and keep them professional
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