I almost made a website!

I had heard vaguely about Cargocollective and it had the template of website that I'd seen on so many other illustrator's websites and wanted for myself. Although it's very much ~like the others~ I wanted something simple and having some wild design didn't really feel appropriate. I suppose I'd rather the work could speak for itself.

I expected to have to pay for a domain name but didn't realise that I would have to pay Cargo for the ability to use a domain on the website, but I'll get up to it later. Maybe it's a sacrifice worth paying for the design?

I like the layout of sidebar, image in the middle, and the ability to have thumbnails underneath so the viewer knows there is a selection! It feels a bit rubbish only having a small selection of projects to show but I plan to put my work for Coffee Shop North on there which is nice because it is an actual project that is being used in the *real world*! I'm also hoping for the work produced from OUIL505 to be portfolio worthy.

I'm still feeling apprehensive about the creative CV so this is all I have so far.