Hey Alex, long time no see! Glad to see you are looking into re0doing your site.
I don't think I can really comment much on it at the moment as it's so bare. The navigation looks a bit dodgy, the buttons are a couple of pixels too small which is resulting in the the edges being cut off slightly, furthermore, the font hasn't been rendered very well. I'm assuming that's either Futura or GeoSans Light, either way they should be a lot smoother! The logo is out of alignment with the content. Also, what's that random grey rectangle at the top centre of the page? The social buttons look quite isolated all the way over there.
The content has no degree of interactivity whatsoever, but I assume that this is most likely because the site isn't finished. It all feels quite squashed, the content needs more room to breathe. If I see one more KEEP CALM poster... I also think you should get some new content as there are a couple of pieces on there that don't really show off what I reckon you're really capable of.
Overall the home page just feels quite... bland. I'm not getting any sense of personality or flare. I'm also not seeing any sense of direction throughout the site. The closest thing is the "If you would like to work...contact form" text which is very small and doesn't stand out at all. It's almost like you're trying to hide it! Whilst we're on the subject of text, you've got a typo; it's modelling, not moddeling. (Home Page - Services list; "3D Moddeling")
I don't like the dark and light grey striped background on the subscribe to gilmore visuals section, it doesn't really work where it's the only implementation of that style. I could go on explaining why I don't think each little section works too well but I think you get the idea already. It doesn't feel like a website, it feels like a portfolio, I don't believe they are the same, or similar things and shouldn't be used in place of each other. It's actually something that's beginning to annoy me a little these days because people seem to think they can just spend an hour or two using some free site builder and get the perfect solution. Not saying that's what you did, but if you want a professional site I think you need to do a lot more than this.
At the moment all your site is saying to me is "Hi, I'm Gilmore Visuals, here is my work. Maybe if you feel like it you can contact me too. Oh and I have a blog." I don't think this is what a site should be saying to prospective clients. I believe that a proper website for someone in a creative industry should give people the chance to look much deeper than simply what it is you do. They should be able to understand who you are, what drives your motivation, know about your design methods and processes, have an understanding of your skill sets and abilities and more without even having to speak to you over the phone. Clients will want to know about these things, even if they don't ever get round to asking you (because they've probably just come up with their own set of (probably incorrect) assumptions) the specific questions. I think there needs to be a lot more emphasis on qualitative aspects like why you do what you do, what it is about your service that should inspire trust in your clients, what you do differently, why you believe you are worth hiring and ultimately why they should spend their hard earned cash on you.
You should be trying to anticipate the questions that potential clients might have and answering them through your website as articulately as possible without confusing them through a website design that is pleasing, intuitive and fit for its purpose. You've got a lot of competition out there, think about how many freelancers and agencies there are in Europe, the US and other countries like India and China (who will work for a LOT less). You could just use a wordpress template and bung some content into it but I wonder how many other people are doing that and more importantly, is it really enough?