dmitsuki: Indie studios are not and will never be about being the "best" at something.[/quote]
Really though, you didn't find that negative. You said you are trying to get a paid salary job, and this guy says. "You don't have to be the best to be an indie." So already he stripped you down to "indie".

Zethariel: If the OP will be "good enough", confident and have some experience in making games[/quote]

Abel Oroz: In concept art, "good enough" is definitely not good enough. [/quote]
So here is one guy saying that you might be "good enough", and another guy saying good enough doesn't cut it.

So you can say I'm negative all you want, I'm giving you way more feedback than what these guys are ever going to.

So here is exactly what I did when I first viewed your portfolio: I would have sent this as a PM, but nobody has critiqued u at all. They are just whinning because my critique was negative, and in turn indirectly said negative things. They are simply being too nice, and that is not helping anyone. I have had friends make me feel bad about my work. Some program and some just play games. They will say, yea its cool but it looks like shit, its not next gen, etc etc. Someones perception is someones perception. What people are also missing is that when you comment on peoples work, if its awesome, your going to say dude its awesome I'm a fan. If it sucks, your going to say it sucks. Anything else would be a lie. So here is my public critique.

(begin critique)
Cool, I live down the road from this guy, hopefully he is good because I'm always looking for someone to team up with to venture into a business with. I don't care what the website looks like or the domain name, but the website is boring. Also, drop the hamsta stuff, when your domain expires just use your full name. That is pretty typical and looks more professional that your infact selling yourself on this website and not worried about being funny/unique/blogger. Ok first concept piece is mediocore. He has at least artistic ideas to come up with some mech/robot designs. 2nd picture of tanks is very cartoonish/childish none of them have a sharp form / distinguished form. The first row I cant even tell what I'm looking at when compared to your robot designs in the first image. The next images are of a mech tank that are very basic designs with no detail, just basic shapes. Then they are in different colors (which is more of a pop art flyer for an art show than a concept artist a 3D artist can use). The characters are very indistinguishable, no personality. Landscapes are basically just ground anyone cant paint ground. Most environment work will have plants, trees, shapes of terrain that makes them unique. So if I took one of those and asked what is the setting for this game. "Well its a desert." Ok well is it
alien, rocky/pointy, big craters, what type of vegetation, is there a war going on, peaceful, animals.. The studies page is pretty useless. Again what can I do with those pictures, most are impressionsim which doesn't help someone that needs to model something. The worst part of concept to modeling is going "What should I make this part look like?" For instance your tank. How are the legs connected, a round hinge, are there cables etc etc. Then (whatever I cant not say this offensively), I see "Resume link" and was like what? How does at 16 year old have a resume and saw what you
did. So while I disagree with some people that go, well this is art or whatever, Impressionsism and pop art etc are not useful to games. So after seeing that this is years of work, I would think you put your best work on your site if your applying to game companies and basically if that is it, then I stand by everything I said. Seeing as your background is in graphic design, I think that work resembles your work if your going to try and get into games you either need to: draw a lot more and complete your ideas not just some basic shapes/landscapes. At that point I basically said for as much art as I do, (just being flat out honest) that I can draw more useful stuff that I can use for myself to do 3D work.

So if I am actually hiring someone I ask, how creative is this guy. Concept artist need to be able to create wide variety of characters, elfs, dragons, vehicles.......they are the creative point in the game. Your not showing you are creative. Maybe you are but I cant hire you for a maybe.
(end critique)

If your still pissed at me for that, then sit back and clear you head and then try to answer all those relevant theoretical questions I posted in my critique of your work and then look at these concepts and ask yourself those same questions about this random guys work. Can he draw characters...blah blah....what are the settings/plot for his environments, is he creative to make stuff for my new fantasy game or horror game whatever. Even if they were shitty sketches and black and white, we aren't comparing that, thats what these other guys are saying about who is better
and thats not what I'm trying to show you.
http://conceptjunkyard.blogspot.com/

Thats it. I'm not going to post any more comments after this. If you can't find ANY bit of advice that is good out of that then I don't know what else to say. That is WAY more than anyone else is doing for you in their other posts.

If you feel that the person criticizing you is wrong or out of place respond politely or don’t respond at all.