http://lisasolonynko.com/
The site is easy to navigate with the images being the center of attention. Eyes are directed toward the box scrolling through her recent works, but it's easy to navigate away from using the tabs on the left. You're also able to scroll through her art easily and comfortably using the scroll wheel when hovering over the box. Interesting, simple, and professional looking!
http://www.sharonruttonsha.com/
Clean interface with no transitions between the art. Everything is simple and layed out professionally on the left. There's often only one or two clicks between seeing any art on her portfolio. The colours are muted compared to her works and the text is all easy to read.
http://www.ellacharette.com/realism-artwork/
The site's important links are all layed out at the top in an easy-to-use format. Nothing is out of the way and when clicking on one of her listed arts, you're immediately directed to all of the art with no text separating them. It's all clean and efficient, nothing confusing or hard to navigate. The font is also pretty clean and easier to read than Sharon Ruttonsha's.
http://www.ddgadjanski.com/index.html
DD Gadgjanski is looking for the cleanest, simplest portfolio. The fewest words possible separate the viewer from the art. The interface is clean and the images change with a soft blur. Font is clean as it's white with a black border, easy-to-read on all colours.
This may be the best looking interface. A plain white background with everything perfectly centered, the text looks nice (despite it saying "collections" instead of "gallery") and all of her art is all displayed on the appropriate page. All information is simple and it's obvious that her art is the main focus.
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