I Has a Portfolio



BAM!


I finally got an online portfolio. If you don't want any hassle then carbonmade.com is the way to go. You pay a small monthly fee, but it's super easy and they give you a decent amount of space.

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  1. Scott B.January 31, 2011 at 2:48 PM

    Nice. Didn't know you had done the Job promo. Good work.

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