A portfolio is one of the strongest ways you can can represent your identity as a professional creative. By displaying your best work, you’re sharing your personality, strengths, and accomplishments to a world of future collaborators, business partners, and supporters.
On kadenze.com, you can create your own portfolio to archive and share your pieces with a world-wide audience. Here’s an example of what a portfolio on Kadenze can look like:

Fedaa is currently a senior 2D motion designer and 3D artist. He has been working in the digital signage field for 4 years, which involves designing LED, projections, and other digital forms of billboards and outdoor advertisements. In his creative practice, Fedaa has been utilizing a wide range of industry-standard programs like After Effects, Premiere, Cinema 4D, Maya, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
Below are some of the work he’s completed for animation and motion design courses on kadenze.com.





Got some projects of your own that you want to share? Join Kadenze to create a digital portfolio for free and host all of your creative work in one convenient spot.
To learn more about motion design, sign up for our following courses:
Introduction to Motion Design
Ringling College of Art and Design
Introduction to 3D Modeling and Animation with Maya: Tradition Meets Technology
California College of the Arts