Attentive readers of Creative Bloq will be familiar with Behance (opens in new tab), the popular online platform for showcasing creative work. What you may not know is that Behance also powers portfolio display for thousands of other websites, including AdWeek and RISD (opens in new tab).
Now Behance has teamed up with Pantone (opens in new tab) - the company which has set the standard for colour matching in the graphic arts community since 1963 - to create a new, free service.
Pantone Canvas (opens in new tab) lets designers showcase and promote their work through digital portfolios, to connect with other creatives and potential clients worldwide.
Most significantly - and as you'd expect from Pantone - it's the first network built on the Behance platform with the ability to filter projects by colour.
Creatives who sign up will be able to share their portfolios on the professional networking site LinkedIn (opens in new tab) and on Behance.
There are also added opportunities for exposure, as Pantone will be curating and promoting the most innovative work on its own website (opens in new tab), and via its social media channels.
There are already some great portfolios on the site - we particularly liked the work of Loulou & Tummie (opens in new tab), Oscar Ramos (opens in new tab) and The Garage (opens in new tab).
What do you think of Pantone Canvas? Will you be signing up? Let us know in the comments!
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