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  • andy

    hey check out http://www.hostmyportfolio.com

    This is a new one currently under construction but looks pretty cool and easy to use.

  • Felix

    I stumbled across a website out of New York for contemporary artists http://culturehall.com.

    This is a curated site and I really love some of the work.

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  • http://www,Skillcircus.com Tom

    Theres one new site that I’m pretty excited about. From the looks of things it seems as though its gonna have everything. Can’t wait for it to launch, check it out:

    http://www.Skillcircus.com

  • http://www.worldarchitecture.org ophelia fletcher

    I wish to invite all architects to create their online portfolio at http://www.worldarchitecture.org. WA portal focuses on architecture only,
    thanks!
    ophelia

  • http://negative13.carbonmade.com Kyte

    Shown’d has a limit btw.

  • http://deviantart.com Dan at deviant art

    Thanks for the mention!

    Your readers maybe interested in hearing that deviantART is about to launch its own FREE online portfolio tool for artists.

    We spent countless hours researching and developing a professional tool that is preferred by school admission departments, freelance employers and hiring managers.

    Here is the latest article about it:
    http://news.deviantart.com/article/84969/

    We hope you enjoy it!

    Thanks!

    Dan Loesch
    dloesch@deviantart.com
    deviantART.com

  • http://www.nicewebstyles.com/ nice web styles

    check this is a portfolio website i never seen like before.

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  • Alex

    I’ve been checking out these sites listed above and I’m very impressed. They are all so original and inspirational; it’s great to have a community on the web where designers and artists can share their work and promote a stimulating creative environment that helps fuels other artist’s ambitions.

    I work for a Boston web design firm that has been looking for the best way to display our web designs. Professional on the web seems like a great solution to this– can’t wait to try it out.

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  • Dan

    Plz checkout http://www.viewbook.com — it’s a nice add to this article’s list and it’s free too!

  • Graffi

    Another cool portfolio tool is http://www.ahead.com. It’s based on a zooming canvas on which you can layout any file format (video, images, Adobe files, office files, pdfs etc.) as if working in eg InDesign.

    The mind blowing thing is the zooming canvas where you can zoom into your work in high resolution (I’ve tried 100mb images and it rocks).

    examples
    NIN http://ahead.com/crrvVkY6Gr4QM1qeawBZJf/crNXvCY6Gr4QM2qeawBZJf

    Lamp Designer – Moisin: http://ahead.com/c49LnIM_vjj58QM6oRmWzk/dv-wk-BVDhiBzqpITNTc_y

    Pjux: http://ahead.com/#view/lilaspaces/lilaadmin/acVBZynLLe3kS3cgGZ4PCl

  • Anna

    How about Jalbum? it’s more of a space to create a photo album but the array of skins and layouts available makes it easy to use, you can get as creative or professional as you want and you can create custom albums for individual clients.

  • http://www.jareklesniewski.com jarles

    very useful, thanks

  • http://www.bleidu.com Will Jones

    Hello,

    Nice list!!! Please don’t forget to check out:

    http://www.bleidu.com

    Choose your website design and receive emails!!! Cool stuff…

  • http://www.techwatch.co.uk/ Techwatch

    great helpful descriptions

  • http://kiemboss.carbonmade.com inJanuary

    These ‘comments’ seem more like site plugs. … I wont even click them for fear of something shady ending up on my laptop.

    • keir

      well if someone has made a top ten list (or in this case 8) people will generally add something they feel should have been included in the comments :P if youre not sure about something, google it first ;)

  • http://www.ispyart.com gareth

    Dont forget about ispyart.com, it has the advantage thats its 100% free

  • Eva

    Thanks for all these info. Very useful to know all these sites!

  • http://www.apojigo.com/ Resume Samples

    This is very helpful information……….
    Thanks for sharing…..

  • http://www.apojigo.com/ Resume Samples

    Hi,
    This is very helpful information.

  • http://www.canyoucode.com Jeswin

    If you are into Web Design or Programming, you can make a portfolio on CanYouCode.com and bid on listed projects. We focused on clear design, with strong emphasis on content.

    Here is a sample portfolio: http://www.canyoucode.com/pixelhaven

  • keir

    I dont know if any one has mentioned this but wix is pretty cool, http://www.wix.com

  • http://www.articlesjust4you.com/Article/Play-Monster-Truck-Games-On-the-World-Wide-Web-For-No-Cost/504479 Mark Wall

    lots of thanks a very topical post with me too at this moment in time.

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  • Hayley

    This is a very helpful list. thanks for taking the time to research! i have recently uploaded a behance portfolio, and i agree with your review. if you’d like to see, feel free. http://www.behance.net/urbangrace/frame.

    thanks again, i’ll check out a couple of the others too. :)

  • http://www.twominutesermon.com Tobin Crenshaw

    Professional on the Web is excellent. I used Serif myself but it was not the easiest program by any means!

  • Wout

    We released http://paspartout.com, specialized for online porfolios of shops. It’s free so check it out!

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  • http://www.zuben.co.uk danny

    Register at http://www.zuben.co.uk its launching end of jan 2011 it has every function you ned simple and easy to use yet still attractive

    join to kick start your earning pottential from your creativity! any questions email me danny@zuben.co.uk

    great review by the way!

  • dalia

    I’ve been going through lot’s of these websites and whilst some of them are great they do have band width limits which you need to look out for.
    I’ve just set up my portfolio on electrofolio.com check it out..

  • http://www.tubefolio.com Gijs van der Pol

    Check out http://www.tubefolio.com for all your video portfolio needs. TubeFolio takes a community approach to video portfolios, letting you share with groups, and inviting your friends to support your cause. You can easily embed youtube vids to get started.

  • 6d

    check out http://www.6dportfolio.com it’s a community based website for artists and allows users to upload up t0 50 imgs and 5 videos

  • http://www.facebook.com/pages/Design-Community/155902517807685 Lavender

    Thank you for this article. I found it very helpful, as I am a new designer and was a little overwhelmed by all the sites available to build a portfolio!

    I’ve posted it on my facebook site, Design Community, to help other young designers choose a location to showcase their work! Check it out here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Design-Community/155902517807685

    Thanks again!

  • Jaime

    Hello guys, I just want to say that http://www.electrofolio.com just released a
    brand new front page with interesting images from customers
    and FREE ACCOUNTS! yay!

  • Djerro

    Hi guys, check out http://www.vybez.nl. It’s a Dutch portfolio site which is just been launched. Looks kinda cool to me!

  • http://adamrowe.com/ adam rowe

    thank for the advice. it’s tempting to sign up for all of them.

  • Nienaberimages

    Good list of sites!

    Im here,

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUrwgkKd-QM

  • http://twitter.com/LaurenMc2 Lauren McCarthy

    Hey that’s a great list you’ve built up there and I really like the fact that you’ve included some sample portfolios too! It would be interesting to see some “cons” as well as the pros that you have listed e.g. I for one would count “flash based” as a con. Finally, another one for your list is Crevado – http://crevado.com/ really easy to use and they have free accounts too. Now I’m off to check out some of the ones you have listed that I never knew about! Thanks!

  • qp

    I wish Behance Network didn’t have such a bulky top bar, with sponsers all over the side and bottom(on every page)…Every page seems so busy, and the art work gets lost…  but I guess that’s the only price for it being free.

  • Rovingteacher

    While I admit most of the sites listed look very promising, some of them are highly directed towards a specific audience. I will share these with my students. Unfortunately, my background as a college professor causes me to “consider the source” while looking at nearly everything in life. The information was grand and eye appealing, I was buying in, ready to go for it whole hog and then I saw it In the second paragraph. One of the most common English language blunders.”In their own words: “A free platform for the worlds leading creative professionals”. There you go, nice and simple.”Please forgive me if I am missing the point, but when you put something out there for the whole world to see…I have tried to unsee (not a real word) it, but alas, I cannot.

  • John

    Check out http://www.brushd.com too, pretty new but you can edit your html pages on it unlike most of those.

  • Sumit Kumar

    list is good. already have account on some popular names. But some new ones are usefull for me to explore my portfolio. Thanks for making this easy for me!

  • http://www.derekdevries.org Derek DeVries

    Fantastic write-up – thanks for putting these resources together!

  • samuel

    where dafuq is Cargo?

  • ursina

    Hey. Try ALLYOU (http://www.allyou.net)! Very easy-to-use, professional and above all: very stylish. The right place for your creative work! Try it for free now. 

  • Linda Paul

    Thanks a lot Paul a great list of portfolio sites.

  • http://twitter.com/AjayRana17 Ajay Rana

    Check out http://www.pixpa.com, it lets you to create an online portfolio with an ease.

  • http://twitter.com/Droversford Droversford

    You are a darling! Many thanks for such a great post. I am off to try out the http://www.behance.net/ one. 

  • Duncan Fisher

    Thanks, found a couple that’ll come in handy!