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    - The document provides tips for organizing an effective online portfolio including making sure it is organized, conveying your specialty or type of work, and ensuring your contact information is easy to find. It recommends having a simple but memorable logo and color scheme, only including your best quality work in limited quantity, and tailoring your portfolio to target where you want to work. The tips also cover having a professional online presence on sites like ArtStation and LinkedIn, using thumbnail images and titles to showcase key projects, and keeping resumes to one page with a focus on relevant experience, skills, and project details.

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    - The document provides tips for organizing an effective online portfolio including making sure it is organized, conveying your specialty or type of work, and ensuring your contact information is easy to find. It recommends having a simple but memorable logo and color scheme, only including your best quality work in limited quantity, and tailoring your portfolio to target where you want to work. The tips also cover having a professional online presence on sites like ArtStation and LinkedIn, using thumbnail images and titles to showcase key projects, and keeping resumes to one page with a focus on relevant experience, skills, and project details.

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    Portfolio Notes

    Uploaded by

    Etienne Lamote
    - The document provides tips for organizing an effective online portfolio including making sure it is organized, conveying your specialty or type of work, and ensuring your contact information is easy to find. It recommends having a simple but memorable logo and color scheme, only including your best quality work in limited quantity, and tailoring your portfolio to target where you want to work. The tips also cover having a professional online presence on sites like ArtStation and LinkedIn, using thumbnail images and titles to showcase key projects, and keeping resumes to one page with a focus on relevant experience, skills, and project details.

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    Key 

    Portfolio Questions:
    - Organized and Concise?
    - What kind of artist?  Specialty?
    - Can I easily contact you?  Easy to remember/find online?
    - Available to work and where?
    - Certain personality/Color
    Google yourself:
    - Etienne Lamotte  we hate this person
    - LinkedIn comes up first
    Personality:
    - Logo (Simple but memorable)
    - Color -> Adobe Color
    Quality or Quantity:
    - Not too much but only your best
    Online Presence:
    - Anything  but  Deviant Art
    - ArtStation
    - LinkedIn
    - Banner and Profile Picture
    - Title:  Student  Don’t mention it
    About Me:
    - What do you do
    - What can improve
    Tips:
    - Thumbnails style: 

     Title
     Known Project
     Consistency
    - Don’t break down in multiple projects (3 to 5)
    - Don’t downplay, overshare or ask for pity points
    - NO WIPs (unless the project is finished)
    - (Let others) Review your work
    - Tailor your portfolio to where you want to work
    Resumé:
    - Make sure links are hyperlinks
    - Experience + explanation
    - 1 page
    - Languages
    - Font: be smart,   sans serif fonts
    - Work details -> simple and to the point  (Compositer,  rigger,  modeler)
    - No work experience -> projects
    - (Have others) review your resumé
    - NO Reference,  personal info, etc
    Week 03:
    -Car Rework:

     proportions extra parts
     tire rubber material

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