No, I just couldn't see it because of how oDesk separates the Community site from the regular site. A newer account (like mine) apparently links back, but the older ones apparently don't. Sometimes a search by name will find a freelancer's profile, but your name is too common. 
Now that I see it, my main suggestion would be: focus. I'm not sure what you want to do. Your title, description, and skills are trying to tell to much of a story. Whatever jobs you're applying for, the client should be able to see what you bring to the table before the "more" that shows them the rest of the details (aka, above the fold).
You portfolio is mostly graphic design, so I'm going to assume that that's what you want to pursue. In general, the examples you give seem to highlight "marketing" design, with a lot of color, fonts, and styling. Depending on the types of jobs you're seeking, that may count against you, as a lot of the modern design trends that I see seem to point to more subdued, "flat" styles. You have work like that (e.g., Hamilo Tigers logo), so my general suggestion is to consider re-arranging the images (and sub-images) in your portfolio so that the first thing clients see is the type of work you think they're looking for.
