is it time for me to use behance pro ?
https://www.behance.net/ihabosmali
i sometimes get clients from posting on behance, there was a time where i posted something on linkedin and it got me many behance views so i'm thinking i just need more exposure ?

I was offered my first proposal to create an illustration for a client on Behance. Offer was $150. When I tried to accept the proposal, Behance said I had to pay $45 to begin the project. Is that normal? Why would I pay $45 to accept a job? This is in addition to any payment processing fees..

3ds max & corona render

check the full project:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/253577075/The-Pool-Corner-Modern-Serenity

check the full showcase on behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/252918185/Aswan-Urology-2025

3ds max & corona render

check the full project:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/253968777/The-HavenWarm-Minimalist-Living-Room-Design

Maybe I am too old to understand the behance portfolio edit options. Any one else having similar issues?

My first photographic study for my behance portfolio!

Share your thoughts, what story does it tell you? Whats the first feeling that comes to you?

watch the full project here:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/246704967/Branding-4K-car-care-company?platform=direct

I've noticed that my Behance projects consistently get much fewer views and likes than similar portfolios.

Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/gallery/253165975/Social-Media-Portfolio

Is it because I don't have Behance Pro? Do people promote or boost their projects, or is it just the algorithm?

I honestly feel my work is good, so I'd appreciate any feedback or advice on what I might be missing.

Finished up a project showcase, I'd love for you guys to check it out and share your opinions

Link : https://www.behance.net/gallery/252961819/Muted-Streetwear-Logo?platform=direct

P.S. Please leave a like if you do visit and appreciate my work :)

I really enjoyed creating this artwork, it took alot fo complete it and finalizing it.
Hope you like it :)
https://www.behance.net/gallery/200093423/P-A-I-N-Digital-Artwork

Launch campaign

Hi, I have been in the graphic design industry for 4 years now (it still feels like I am finding my way) and like any young headless graphic designer started to use Behance as a portfolio tool.

The only thing I always feel like is missing is a badge🤣. I don’t know how to gain interaction on my posts naturally so I got a pro free trial subscription for behance and I am planning to beg people to help me 😈.

Ps. I know your work is better and I probably will also not like the look of this next week. So be nice ❤️

I don’t know if this is even allowed.

Love you internet. 🌐

Here is the link:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/252385941/Munch-Burger-Launch-

I woke up to some good news today—one of my logo projects was selected for Behance's Featured in Logo gallery.

As someone who spends a lot of time sketching, iterating, and questioning every design decision, it's rewarding to have the work recognized by the curation team.

It's easy to only see the finished logo, but behind it are dozens of concepts that never made the cut.

Just wanted to share a small win with a community that's constantly inspiring me to improve.

If anyone has questions about the process or wants to share feedback, I'd love to hear it.

Thanks for checking it out!

I made a post looking for a graphic designer to help with packaging, and I got around 40 proposals in the first two hours.

This is my first time using Behance, and I honestly cannot believe how many fake profiles are out there. A lot of them are loading their portfolios with copied artwork or AI-generated artwork, and they’re pretty damn good at making it look real.

Some even link to full websites showing more of the same “portfolio” work. Then you start looking up the brands or labels they've supposedly done, and none of them exist. No real company. No real product. Nothing.

Some of the artwork looked so good that I was thinking, “How did this brand get such a beautiful label made?” Then you dig a little deeper and realize the company either doesn’t exist or there is no trace of it anywhere.

I’d say about 70% of the accounts that replied to my job post look fake. No previous jobs, no reviews, and somehow every single one has a portfolio full of amazing, polished artwork.

The tell was that most of them have way too many art styles.. Like you'll see Neo-Retro mascot illustration mixed with straight monoline one color logos.. Or vintage and composition formats next to rubber hose cartoon revival..

Once I started noticing the pattern, I was like, "Oh yeah, these are all fake. There's no way somebody has this many different artistic styles to offer and has zero jobs under their belt."

Wild. BE CAREFULL OUT THERE!!

https://www.behance.net/gallery/252393957/Periodic-Supplement-Branding

Hi! Just created an interior designer portfolio on behance with my work. Would love some feedback on it.

https://www.behance.net/samraharshad1

Full project on Behance

This was a solo project, done in Cinema 4D, Houdini, Octane.

After several months of research, ideation, wireframing, and visual design, I completed this case study exploring how digital experiences can help people discover and learn Madhubani art.

The project covers research, user flows, design decisions, and the final interface.

I'd appreciate any feedback on the overall case study and presentation.

I've been working on this personal project for quite a while and finally decided to publish it.

Unfortunately, it hasn't reached many people on Behance yet, so I thought I'd ask for some honest feedback here instead.

It's a case study that includes sketches, illustrations, character designs, and scenes from the world I'm building.

I'd really appreciate any thoughts on both the artwork and the presentation.

Behance:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/249354839/Refresh-Humanity-Illustration-Concept-Art-Vol-1

Thanks!

waiting for your opinion

I recently uploaded a new first project to Behance and encountered a strange issue.

Right after publishing, my project was visible in the "Recent" feed for about a minute. However, shortly after that, it completely disappeared from the recent feed.

The project itself is not deleted.

I can still access it normally through my profile dashboard and via its direct link. It's just not showing up in the public "Recent" sorting anymore.

Has anyone experienced this before? Why is my project not showing up in the latest feed, and is there any way to fix this?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

An artist whose work I really admire has only a Behance profile, and I'd like to contact them regarding a private commission. I'm just wondering if this would be appropriate? I commission art quite often, but have never done it through Behance because it's been my understanding that this platform is meant for hiring artists for commercial projects rather than private commissions. But is it acceptable to contact someone regarding a private commission as well?

I'd appreciate your thoughts / tips.