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EnglishWhat Kinds of Work Are Featured on Alexander Perrin's Portfolio Site?
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Alexander Perrin's site (alexanderperrin.com.au) is a personal portfolio for interactive media and illustration. Its navigation is organized around four visible categories: All Works, Digital Illustration, Hand Illustration, and Games. If you're checking whether his style or medium matches your interests, those four labels are the fastest way to orient yourself.
The four visible categories
| Category | What it signals |
|---|---|
| All Works | The full combined feed of everything on the site |
| Digital Illustration | Illustration made through digital tools |
| Hand Illustration | Illustration made by hand, presented as a separate body of work |
| Games | Playable/interactive projects |
The site's own heading is simply "Alexander Perrin," and the visible navigation reads: All Works, Digital Illustration, Hand Illustration, Games. That's the whole structure you're working with.
Digital vs. hand illustration
The site treats these as two distinct sections rather than one merged gallery. The practical difference for a visitor:
- Digital Illustration is where you look if you want screen-native, digitally produced artwork.
- Hand Illustration is where you look if you're after work made by hand — a different texture and process than the digital pieces.
Because they're split into separate categories, you can browse one without the other. If you only care about one medium, skip the other section entirely.
Games sit alongside the illustration work
Games are not a side note here — they're a top-level category next to the illustration sections. The site describes itself as covering interactive media and illustration, so games and interactive pieces are part of the same portfolio as the drawings, not a separate project site.
This matters if you arrived expecting only static artwork: you'll also find interactive/game work mixed into the same body of work.
What the site is not
Based on what's visible, this is a showcase, not a store or a services page. The navigation points to work categories only — there are no visible pricing, shop, or booking sections in the site's structure. So treat it as a place to view and evaluate work, not to purchase or commission through the site itself.
How to use it
- Start with All Works to see the range in one pass.
- If you want a specific medium, jump straight to Digital Illustration or Hand Illustration.
- Go to Games if you're interested in the interactive side rather than static images.
If your interest is illustration, the digital/hand split tells you which section to open first. If your interest is interactive media, the Games category is the relevant entry point.