Website and Social media links
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www.daleykreations.com (I have .ca as well)
and my current business Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Daley-Kreations/130118620457315
But.... *deep breath* I do have an _older_ portfolio page that I've more or less abandoned in favor of the Daley Kreations one. It's got a lot of my earlier, not so great pieces.
http://members.kingston.net/chloe/index.html
But now I'm wondering - is there _anything_ salvageable from this?
Deviantart: http://francescacostumes.daportfolio.com/http://
Flikr: http://https//www.flickr.com/photos/129913154@N08/sets/72157649215614809/
But here you go:
www.gore-geous.com (current/old site)
www.flirkr.com/carmencwilson (more portfolio work)
http://on.fb.me/1z06QX0 (facebook business page)
All of these are my current works. Will be relaunching myself as
www.carmencwilson.com as of January 1st 2015.
http://www.nocturnalcombustion.com/
(glad you snuck in on this, I wasn't sure if the watch and chat folks could post here too.)
Anyway, a few things I noticed right away:
1. Great start website, I can't wait to see the next one. I really like your studio name.
2. Like Shannon Shea (or maybe this was Matt Winston on day 1) mentioned folks usually skim through websites to see photos and hate reading. I completely agree with this I hate reading stuff too. (I know I know, as I post this long message.) But how do you get around this when you need to explain who you are and what you can do? I am personally putting that on my bio page. A tip that I like to use on making my own site is I usually look up Sfx artists or whoever I'm inspired by and know they have a successful career and see how their page is laid out. It's almost always picture heavy.
Two different suggestions:
frankippolito.com
scottrampfx.com
3. No blog on your web page. Or so Shannon said. Again I agree with that due to it being word heavy. Maybe focus more "blog" stuff on your business Facebook page? I'm sort of a blog newb. (Again this was mentioned on day 1)
4. The header image for special makeup effects - is this from a Seattle zombie walk event? I'm pretty sure I recognize that tall/zombie leader guy Eric Pope, if this isn't 100% all your makeup I wouldn't use this as my main "look I can do great Sfx makeup" image. You want that photo to be great, since it's the first thing folks see. And previously living in Seattle I know first hand fans who attend that event do their own somewhat bad makeup that later becomes a sweaty mess.
5. Lastly, the word "services" was really confusing. I had no idea that's where your portfolio was.
However, I REALLY like you're "sculptural maquette"!! Did you paint that and everything yourself? It's great!! What material is that?
Good luck on the site!
-Carmen