House style is a preferred way of presentation and layout for the artist, from design and the layout theme used for graphical presentation, in terms of a portfolio this applies to all graphical aspects from renders (Images), Video presentation (Fly throughs, Turn-table) to the colour schemes and overall atmopshere representated, Finding your own house style allows your portfolio to be more unique and keep an overall consistency, to keep this consistency will be represented mainly within the colour schemes chosen but also with how your work is displayed postioning, software information and technical details such as poly count and wireframes, keeping a consistant house style displayed through out the portfolio shows your overall professionalism this is increased by focusing on the art and work and not trying to over do the surrounds, making things bold allows for easier understanding of the work.
Colour Schemes
While researching into portfolios I found that they prefered the clean and professional look, colour schemes consisted of variations of black and grey as seen in Fig. 1-3, all use this kind of bold colour scheme, I found that this helps highlight the actual main pieces being the work becuase of the light colours displayed within the work on this bold backdrop really helps push forward the images and allows them to stand out more, this show that the artist has full confidence within their personal and professional work which to a possible future employer will be reconsied instantly.
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