So from now on I also write here.
Why? Because I've had yet another discussion with some recruiters. I'm always happy to have interesting small talk, at least when I'm not offered to work for 10 euros an hour on the other side of the world programming in a dark language that I don't know.
But the point on which any discussion derails is always that. "You have few visible things." True. But not everything can easily fit into a series of images on artstation. A lot of work in progress deserves more care and love, and many programming experiments or work in Unreal and Unity that I don't really know how to show.
Today, after explaining my point of view to the recruiter on duty, I asked him frankly. "How would you do?". I would do a blog, he replied. So I showed him the articles on my site and he immediately stopped me with a "But not on your site, it must be a popular place". I thought of Linkedin or Medium, but he immediately stopped me telling me that in the end those two networks focus on advertising for CEOs and the technical aspects of the trend and to think of something more artistic.
So why not Artstation?
Someone had written it to me when I put the latest w.i.p. online [the Gargoyle], and I had never considered the existence of a space for a blog.
So why not?