Step 1: Develop Your Idea
I am aiming to build a website that showcases my artist style and works I have as an illustrator, featuring both digital and fashion illustrations.
Step 2: Discovery and Research
The final outcome of my portfolio website will be minimal verbal language, focusing on visual storytelling.
Aleksandra Bokova
I love her style in both modeling and illustration on her website. It's super inspiring how she showcases her modeling projects and personal style in such an interactive and engaging way. The design is sleek and minimal while maintaining a strong artistic presence.
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CHAINZOKU
This website stands out by combining 2D animation with 3D modeling, offering a playful experience to the audience. The integration of 3D models into a 2D space is clever, and the way the site turns black-and-white comics into color when tracking the mouse cursor is captivating. It keeps the audience engaged while showcasing their work and design.
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SunFlower Orange
This is the personal website of a Korean illustrator. I love the overall style of her site and how she presents her work. Additionally, I’m fond of the interaction in the "Store" section, which makes the whole page feel much more “de-commercialized,” maintaining the overall aesthetic of her artistic style.
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Twomuch
Twomuch Studio's website is an innovative blend of digital design and media. I find their approach to integrating products into their digital media design really inspiring. Their playful and imaginative digital experiments make the site not only visually appealing but also highly engaging.
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Step 3: Target Your Audience
My website will cater to art enthusiasts, illustrators, fashion designers, and people from the interactive media field who are interested in visual storytelling.
Step 4: Inspiration
Step 5: Thumbnails
Step 6: Wireframe
Step 7: PhotoShop Comp