Johan Steen is a Swedish CG, 3D artist and filmmaker who has an online portfolio displaying his work. His portfolio introduces himself and his passion for 3D design work. It provides information on his freelance services, previous employers, awards won, and a sample reel of his CG artwork. The portfolio allows viewers to see more of his impressive CG images, from single humans to whole cities, and learn about the software he uses, including Photoshop, After Effects, modo, and ZBrush. Steen also maintains an online journal documenting his current projects and work process.

1. Online Profile Research of Johan Steen
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The online portfolio of Johan Steen, who is a well-known Swedish CG, 3D artist and
filmmaker, has a homepage with basic introductory elements, as well as what the
contents are within his website. He begins by introducing himself and his passion for 3D
designs, as he started his career as a computer games programmer. He offers
freelance services on a worldwide basis, including Visualization & industrial design and
Animation and Visual effects as well as 3D construction projects.
He has a wide list of previous employers/companies that he has worked for and awards
that he has won for his work. This is fairly effective in attracting clients to hire his
services as he is gracefully displaying his success and reliability in his work. Also on the
homepage, he has constructed a miniature showreel of artistic CG work that he has
created to give viewers a flavour of the type of work Johan creates for his customers.
There are many tabs and links within the website that allow viewers to have a look at
some of his work and he explains how his work was created. His CG pictures are quite
impressive, as he has developed his work from single humans to abstract creatures,
environment and even whole cities which he has designed using CG. He has a section
on the portfolio that lets online viewers know about which particular programs and
software he has used to construct these projects, from 2D software such as Adobe
Photoshop and Adobe-AfterEffects and 3D software such as Luxology modo and
Pixologic ZBrush.
He has created a link on his portfolio to a journal of his recent events/works and facts
about particular aspects of his work. The journal appears to be a fantastic method of
Johan and other online portfolios to keep track of their progress on current projects, as
well as letting online viewers and potential clients know about how he handles and
completes tasks effectively. The journal on Johan Steel's profile also has separate tabs
for every aspect of his work, including sketchbook drawing progress and his filmmaking.