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So, I'm starting to put together a portfolio targeting StyleSynthesis roles, and I'm curious what others in the field are emphasizing. It seems like showcasing a range of source material and demonstrating how effectively you can adapt and blend different styles is key. Are you focusing more on the technical aspects of implementation (code, specific tools used) or the artistic vision and final output in your portfolio?
I'm also wondering about the best way to structure these portfolios. Are you presenting full projects from start to finish, or compiling examples showcasing specific techniques and skills? Such as, would it be better to have a single project demonstrating style transfer from Van Gogh to a photograph, or several smaller examples each using different artists and images? Any advice on showcasing the "before" and "after" effectively, and highlighting the unique challenges and solutions for each project would be greatly appreciated! Let's share some best practices!