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Graphic design portfolios come in all shapes and sizes - but these examples show what a great one looks like.
The internet is full of thousands upon thousands of awe-inspiring creative resumes and graphic design portfolios. To enable you to stand out in this tough market, it's important to make your online graphic design portfolio as impressive as you can.
It's not just the examples of work that need to blow away your potential clients (although they do help) it's the way that they're presented. You don't have to be a superstar web designer; a touch of creativity and innovative thinking will get you a long way. And there are plenty of free online tools, such as Behance, to help you build a graphic design portfolio without any coding knowledge.
So, check out these inspiring examples of online graphic design portfolios, both for individual designers and design agencies – to help you angle your own in just the right way…
01. Studio Schurk
Studio Schurk bring humour to their animated site design
Animation studio, Studio Schurk (meaning Studio Rogue in English) show off their sense of humour in their bold and punchy site design. The animations show off their talent while being interesting and fun, scroll down to see their equally bold designs.
02. Melanie Daveid
Melanie Daveid's site shows that simplicity come sometimes say it all
UX Designer and Art Director, Melanie Daveid's graphic design portfolio is simple yet beautiful. Her intricate illustrated logo opens and closes the (almost) infinite scroll design that brings her resumé to life on your screen.
"Artworks and illustrations were my gateway to the creative industry," she says, "which led to the foundation of my own studio and to first steps in the digital world." Something that is crystal clear from her graphic design portfolio.
03. A Dandy Punk
The Dandy Punk expresses his multifaceted talents through a multimedia graphic design portfolio
A Dandy Punk hasn't just created a beautifully intricate illustrated graphic design portfolio but an online presence and alter-ego. The site mirrors this, with the character "existing to inspire and motivate creativity, non-conformity, whimsy, intense curiosity, do-it-yourself mentality and everyday eccentricity in everybody," and the site reflecting that.
04. Sean Halpin
Sean's simple, yet cute graphic design portfolio site contains everything it needs to in one neat design
Scroll through Sean's kitsch little green world to discover how he can help you build your perfect site. His design is simple and easy to read, yet effortlessly displays his skills and talent for bold, stand-out web design.
05. Christopher Lee
Multidisciplinary designer and illustrator, Christopher, displays his passion for toys and 90's cartoons in his designs
Chris doesn't just share his name with legendary actor, Christopher Lee but apparently a creative talent too. His design site, The Beast is Back, showcases his punchy designs and illustrations influenced by 90's cartoons and urban street culture.
06. Instinct
Instinct's graphic design portfolio is an interactive cornucopia of visual delights
Russian design agency, Instinct's graphic design portfolio is a stunning flash interactive site. Pick up various items and chuck them into their bizarre, surrealist steampunk pot and reveal their work via videos. It really is quite the show, and if you want more of the "boring" snippets of info, just pull the curtain chord - voilà!
07. Gisele Jaquenod
Gisele's cute cartoons capture her personality and design style perfectly
Art has dominated much of Gisele's life, and that is evident from her quirkly cartoon-styled graphic design portfolio. The designer's site expresses her personality, from her obvious love of animals to doodling. However, she doesn't overcomplicate it, with menus remaining simple and easily navigated, and strategically, her Etsy selling page taking centre stage on the homepage.
08. Adhemas Batista
Adhemas Batista's graphic design portfolio reflects his passion for colour
A Brazilian-born graphic designer and artist based in Los Angeles, Adhemas Batista has worked with some of the world's biggest brands, including Adidas, Coca-Cola and Sony. His awe-inspiring graphic design portfolio reflects his passion for exploring vibrant and colorful concepts, all of which pop againt a bright white backdrop.
09. Ryan Scherf
Web developer Ryan Scherf's one-page graphic design portfolio site is simple but very effective
Inbetween web designing, developing, writing, teach and building, Ryan Scherf found the time to create this eye-catching graphic design portfolio site. A gorgeous example of a one-page site, simply scroll down past the beautifully illustrated landing page to a number of example websites that he's worked on, followed by contacts at the bottom. Simple but very effective.
10. Charlotte Tang
Tang's graphic design portfolio lets her work do all the talking
Toronto-based interactive designer Charlotte Tang 'strives to marry the love of web and graphic design by finding a harmonious balance between functionality and aesthetics'. And is something that she's clearly applied to her graphic design portfolio site.
Users are greeted by little port holes, featuring a black and white taster of her work. Hover over each and they come to life in full colour. Click and it leads to a short description, which is completely overshadowed by a beautifully big image of said work.
11. Robby Leonardi
Robby Leonardi stars in his own interactive graphic design portfolio
Robby Leonardi is a multidisciplinary designer based in New York City. Specialising in illustration, graphic design, animation, and front-end development, he has worked with the likes of Fox, Speed TV, FX Networks, myNetworkTV, and G4. This incredibly fun interactive graphic design portfolio will have you scrolling for hours.
12. Lizzie Seymour
Dive into the world of Lizzie Seymour with this adorable graphic design portfolio
Lizzie Seymour is a designer that loves to dabble in character design, illustration, installation, a bit of coding, and stuff that moves. This adorably crafted graphic design portfolio will give you a sense of her brilliant work and her impeccably cute characters.
13. Björn Meier
A beautifully simplistic and easy to navigate graphic design portfolio
This beautifully minimal, easy to navigate graphic design portfolio from Björn Meier is a feast for the eyes. Designed by German based agencyBASICS09, the graphic design portfolio went on to become recognised on theAWWWARDS.
14. Jeremy Sallee
Some wonderful icon designs ensure Jeremy's graphic design portfolio stands out
Jeremy Sallee is a self-taught French graphic designer. Creating wonderful icons, Sallee uses a very popular graphic design portfolio layout but with a few precision tweaks to make it stand out from the creative crowd. Salle has an impressive array of work on offer that you can navigate using some very cute mini icons.
15. Marc Thomas
Simple colours and a responsive layout makes this a graphic design portfolio to die for
This graphic design portfolio from designer Marc Thomas teams a sleek layout with a handful of striking shades. His use of typography is masterful, plus the look and feel of the site stays consistent on mobile screens.
16. Rosie Lee
It may look scattered at first but we love the layout of this graphic design portfolio
Rosie Lee is a hybrid creative agency, with on and offline expertise in branding, advertising and retail design. We love the unique layout and the use of complementing colours makes it a winner in our eyes.
17. Studio Airport
The content in the Projects section reorders itself when you switch menu items
Studio Airport is a design agency based in the Netherlands, with a strong online presence embracing airport graphics, large photographs and strong typography. We love the little animated reordering of contents that takes place in its Projects section when you switch options in the left-hand menu.
18. Paul Currah
The graphic design portfolio of Paul Currah is clean and simple
Paul Currah is an award-winning multi-disciplinary graphic designer, delivering creative, innovative and engaging solutions to communication problems across brand identity, print, packaging, environmental, and digital. His graphic design portfolio is a clean and simple offering, with each project photo fading in and out, showcasing different aspects of the creation.
19. Teacake
Teacake's graphic design portfolio is nothing if not eye-catching
Teacake is a quintessentially British, inventive and conscientious design studio. Its online graphic design portfolio instantly catches your attention with its yellow backdrop and large imagery. Navigating through the site you see a strong and diverse graphic design portfolio of work. Our only plea would be for the trackpad to allow for horizontal scrolling through the content.
20. Smart!
The online graphic design portfolio of Smart! has a simple structure
Smart! is a multidisciplinary team of professionals in graphic design, communication and information technology that have two offices in Buenos Aires and Perú.
Their online graphic design portfolio has a simple structure, with the grey turning to full colour once you hover over each project. We love that the selected images from each project are presented in a horizontal line.
21. Olly Gibbs
The online graphic design portfolio of Olly Gibbs shows real attention to detail
Olly is a London based, multi-disciplined designer and illustrator who has already worked with the likes of Warner Bros, Muse, and The Salvation Army. It's the attention to detail within his graphic design portfolio that really makes it stand out.
The sense of fun immediately showcases Olly's personality, whilst the typography and lay-out makes it work aestheically. We especially love the 'About' section.
22. Pollen
Pollen's online graphic design portfolio is beautifully structured and reminiscent of editorial layouts
Pollen are strategists and innovators, as much as as they are designers. They have developed a format that allows them to work closely with clients as creative partners, engaging the target audience and driving results. Pollen have a beautiful structured website, comparable to editorial layouts. We’re a big fan of the chunky yet simplistic footer.
23. Viget
The online graphic design portfolio of design agency Viget shows just how important photography is becoming in the industry
Working as a team of 58 creative individuals, Viget have got some impressive projects under their belt. Set up by brothers Brian Williams and Andy Rankin and their Dad, Wynne 'Pop' Williams, Viget Labs was established back in 1999 when the internet was changing.
The graphic design portfolio showcases just how important photography and user experience is within this industry. They're able to showcase their work in a stunning fashion that allows potential clients to really get a feel for the agency.
24. Super Awesome
The online graphic design portfolio of web design agency Super Awesome is, well, super awesome
With a name like Super Awesome, you'd expect this web design agency's graphic design portfolio to be pretty, well, awesome. And it's safe to say that it most certainly is!
Making sites not suck since 2007, the layout of each project allows the user to gain an insight into each aspect of the web page. We love that the site isn't afraid to produce statements such as 'graphic design portfolios are boring' and 'we don't do meetings'. Bold, super awesome stuff.
25. I'm Tawn
The graphic design portfolio of Ashleigh Downer is immediately attention grabbing
In a world of quick clickers and impatient scrollers, it's important to instantly grab the attention of your potential clients. Too much text on the homepage could scare away the curious, so it's a good idea to entice them with an image. Here, Ashleigh Downer does just that with a quirky landing page before showcasing her incredible collections. Remember, you want to make your visitors click and you can't help but do just that with this graphic design portfolio.
26. Small Studio
The online graphic design portfolio of Small Studio showcases great use of horizontal scrolling
Small Studio is an award winning creative agency, founded in Melbourne in 2007 by directors Paul Kotz and Todd Proctor. Describing themselves as 'design adventurers', this online graphic design portfolio is an adventure for any user.
The horizontal scrolling already enables the graphic design portfolio to stand out from the rest, with each section of the site within easy reach. It also looks pretty great on a tablet!
27. Bleed
Bleed aims to challenge conventions with its work
Bleed state that they "represent a mix of cultures and disciplines to challenge today’s conventions around art, visual language, interaction, media and identity". This mode of thinking is implemented within their online projects, full screen imagery and large type engage the user whilst scrolling through the site. We love they have included a manifesto at the end - nice touch.
28. Kendra Schaefer
The online graphic design portfolio of Kendra Schaefer is packed with personality
Kendra likes to mix up her graphic design portfolio - the last version of her site featured a stunning piece of photography and plenty of humour. This newer version may look very different, but it's still packed with her personality.
Thanks to her move to China, the designer has taken this on as her theme and with comments like "THIS SITE USED TO BE FUNNY Now it just feels sexually inadequate. (guess who's over 30!)" - she's still maintained her sense of humour.
29. Cast Iron Studio
The online graphic design portfolio of Cast Iron Studio is full of creative flair
Cast Iron Studio's graphic design portfolio used to have a vintage flair. But now, they have modernised. The studio have taken on a nifty little cast iron pan as their logo and are evoking their environmentally responsible aspects with a simple, naturalistic design with infinite(ish) scrolling.
30. DJNR
The online graphic design portfolio of DJNR truly stands out
This is an online graphic design portfolio that really stands out from the crowd. DJNR crafted this highly interactive site, which includes a GIF of a working day that coincides with the bar running at the bottom of the page.
There's also music and a highly eye-catching colour scheme. You can browse through all the projects on one page, which includes development, games, animation and design. It was even a FWA site of the day!
31. Gareth Strange
The design work of Gareth Strange is showcased well, with the colours complementing each other perfectly
The phenomenon of Pinterest has meant a huge rise in Pinterest-style layouts. Whilst some may grit their teeth at the sight of yet another 'copycat', graphic designer Gareth Strange manages to make this one his own. The homepage directly focuses on his illustrations, with the colours nicely complementing each other. The visitor is able to immediately gauge Gareth's design approach, which certainly makes for a successful graphic design portfolio.
32. Emil Olsson
The graphic design portfolio of Emil Olsson offers a great scrolling experience
When you first stumble onto Emil Olsson's graphic design portfolio, it may not seem the most impressive of sites. But this is perhaps the point. Their vintage styled site may not look flashy, but it's quite clever and allows us to click through to their stunning work and make it shine. We think it works extremely well but what are your thoughts?
33. Steven Bonner
The graphic design portfolio of Steven Bonner is reminiscent of Pinterest's layout
Steven Bonner is a bonafide illustrator, whose work deserves to be splashed across any screen. Thankfully his online graphic design portfolio - designed by Mike Sullivan and David Cole does just that. Laid out in a lovely Pinterest-ish fashion, you're able to hover over each image to gain insight into the brief and Steven's original ideas. It's a fantastic addition to the design that enables the user to really get to know Steven's style. You can also change the layout with a simple click of a button if the array of images is a bit too much for you.
34. Jesse Willmon
The graphic design portfolio of Jesse Willmon has a playful sense of fun
This playful graphic design portfolio comes from designer Jesse Willmon. As soon as you arrive on the homepage, the site alludes an instant sense of fun. Its cute approach allows the visitor to feel welcome, with its chatty tone, felt-tip font and colourful imagery. It only gets better once you click on the links as her signature illustration style continues throughout!
35. Seymour Powell
The graphic design portfolio of Seymour Powell offers a interactive visual insight into their work
Seymour Powell like to be ahead of the game, and this time it's the use of video. Straight away the site directs you to click and explore their work for yourself with their "shape the future" video, with the rest of the site taking you on a sleek journey through their graphic design portfolio and work processes.
36. Lounge Lizard
The graphic design portfolio of Lounge Lizard, who describe themselves as 'brandtenders'
Website design and marketing agency Lounge Lizard has been making waves on the design circuit for almost 15 years. Describing themselves as 'brandtenders', there bar-themed graphic design portfolio was the perfect execution of their work and style. They have updated their approach, by modernising their bar from old school to cocktail. With a site packed full of case studies and information while still maintaining a fun, drinkable vibe.
37. Trademark
The graphic design portfolio of Tim Lahan is perfectly laid out
New York based graphic designer and artist Tim Lahan presents his graphic design portfolio in a simple yet stunning way. The important logo and information stays firmly at the top of your screen as you scroll through his colourful examples of work. The drawings and designs are also perfectly laid out to really show them off; with no framing or barriers to distract the visitor or alter the work's effect. Sometimes, simplicity really is the key.
38. Justin Maller
Justin Maller's graphic design portfolio lets the vibrant imagery do the talking
The Australian designer's graphic design portfolio site keeps things reasonably simple, and so lets his vibrant work - he's currently going through a delightfully crystalline phase at the moment - do the talking. It lets you get straight to the artwork, with the only fancy stuff going on being a lovely little gradient at the bottom of the main index window, subtly fading everything in as it scrolls up.
39. Tim Smith
The blue sidebar on Tim Smith's site isn't just for social links
Boasting 'Brain-powered graphics fun', Tim Smith's graphic design portfolio site uses CSS3 to mix a spotlessly clean look with some clever HTML5 tricks such as the cut-out titles for each piece, that disappear as you mouse over. We love the sidebar as well, featuring social links on the front page and then used for navigation between graphic design portfolio pages.
40. Delete
Delete's action-packed site has plenty going on, but it gets away with it
Big, bold and in your face, Delete's site opens with a full-frame carousel showing off four recent projects, and the rest of the graphic design portfolio meets the expectations created on the front page, with little interstitial messages as individual pages are loaded, animated backdrops and a splendidly responsive gallery of recent work. It's a joy to explore.
41. Studio Contents
We love the smoothly responsive images on Studio Contents' site
Here's a site that lives up to the statement on the Information page that, "Studio Contents is not a design agency in the traditional sense." The front page seems basic - minimal text sitting on top of a big carousel image, with a grid of smaller images beneath that - but it's fantastically responsive and smooth with it, images resizing with the browser like a dream. It's all about presenting the work in the best possible way, and it does a great job.
42. Bob Galmarini
'Bright' and 'crisp' are good words to describe the personal graphic design portfolio site of Bob Galmarini, an award winning art director at{e} house studio.
"Like a lot of other designers, my work has been hidden within the graphic design portfolios of the companies I have worked for," says Galmarini on the goal of his new site. "I needed a simple, easy to update place to host my body of work." Galmarini started with atemplate theme but heavily used CSS to make it unique. It’s a good example of how altering fonts, colours and other CSS styles can make a difference.
43. Hayk
Check out the brilliant choice of colours on Hyak's site
Hyak is a full time freelance designer, who also happens to be a music producer by night. After high school he continued to study on his own, reading and gaining experience working as a graphic designer. This cleverly crafted graphic design portfolio has a lovely colour scheme and an ace scrolling experience.
44. Stereo Creative
A creative graphic design portfolio site for Stereo Creative
London based agency Stereo Creative have created this simple, yet striking graphic design portfolio site. They explain, "Our people lead and deliver projects with energy and accountability. We're flexible and responsive, adapting our approach to meet the needs of individual assignments. We stay close to our clients, partnering with them, to create and deliver as one team".
45. Fieldwork
A clean-cut graphic design portfolio for the team at Fieldwork
Fieldwork are a focused team of makers and do-ers who specialise in crafting engaging experiences across digital, web and brand. Founded in 2012 by Loz Ives and Andy Gott, the company has worked with a number of brands including craft beer brewers and illustrators. Their attractive-looking graphic design portfolio is both clean-cut and easy to navigate.
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