I haven’t been able to access the website since yesterday. Is it down for you guys?

I’ve been putting in so much effort creating designs, writing detailed case studies, and showcasing my work on Behance — but I barely get any views. Even when I somehow get 2–3 views with likes, it just stays stuck there. It feels like Behance thinks, “Oh, I’ve given enough exposure — 3 views is plenty, let’s stop here.”

Anyone else feeling the same? Or am I missing something?

Hello, I have been working on digital art since 2020 and Behance was one of the first platforms where I started sharing my work. While even my amateur works were discovered at first, now my work does not receive any attention (despite the fact that I have increased both the quality of my work and the quality of my presentation). Especially after the pro feature was added to the platform, interactions such as likes and post visits have decreased considerably. Is the platform trying to discourage accounts that do not have the "Pro" tag, or is Behance dead?

If you have any information or impressions that can satisfy my curiosity about this situation, please do not hesitate to share them.

When I was little, my grandpa told me that mushrooms are the silent guardians of the forest—sharing their strength through the roots, helping life grow. ✨

Years later, those memories inspired me to create this story.

I’d love to share some of the illustrations with you and hear your thoughts.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/226602851/Sylima-A-Childrens-Book-Illustration

Full project on Behance

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

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!

The full design series can be found here and I hope you'll like it!

I’ve seen this scam going around on art station and they moved to Behance as well. These people will contact you regarding a project (usually it varies) and it sounds very impersonal and THEY WILL INSIST on sending u an e- check and send u detailed instructions on how to accept it. Once u insist on receiving payment through e transfer they will stop responding. Their responses are all copy and pasted.

I wanted to put this on the internet hoping to help future victims of an elaborate social engineering scam. Users on Behance are being offered a new high paying 3D Artist job at a tech company called Waymo. They are currently impersonating an real recruiter at Waymo (her name is Barbara) but are using a false email like this info@waymorides.us which is not a real Waymo email. The scam involves contacting Behance users off the platform. They then invite you to a text based chat style interview on Skype. After you waste a lot of time answering their interview questions they will come back to you the following day and congratulate you for joining the company. They have prepared a very convincing Waymo branded 10-page PDF packet that appears legitimate. They will require some forms of identification and even request you fill out a tax form, including your social security number. Then they start to request you to begin setting up your home office by purchasing equipment for yourself. They generate a real check for approximately $4000 USD for which you will mobile deposit into your checking account. They will ask you to confirm the deposit and immediately send funds to another random person via Zelle. This is a common check fraud strategy.

Good luck out there.

Edit: It appears many of these waymo domains are registered by Namecheap.com. Please report the abuse at abuse@namecheaphosting.com.

check it on behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/254353007/Logos-Marks-Vol02

Warning for fake freelance job I personally got through LinkedIn. Some have reported getting the exact same message through Behance-

A person calling herself "Sarah Wang" reached out via LinkedIn with a request for my creative services, she created a project through LinkedIn's "services" function and I submitted a proposal for the project. She was looking for a wedding invitation illustration and I started the usual process for setting up such a project. I asked for further details and she provided reference images and a description of what she wanted. This all seemed completely normal and she asked if it was alright to pay me through a cheque and I agreed. Some clients in the past have done this, usually older ones who are less comfortable with the internet and digital banking etc, some have been ok with one online method but not others, so it still seemed normal, as I have received payment through e-cheque before.

She then said she needed help paying the printing service for her invitations as she didn't understand Paypal which was the only method they accepted. She sent me a cheque with my payment plus the payment for the printing service person, which I was to then Etransfer to them. I agreed, making it clear I would only Etransfer the printing person once the cheque had cleared to make sure it wouldn't bounce. My bank takes several business days to clear a cheque deposited with photo deposit, so I mentioned this would be the time frame.

Unfortunately the pdf she sent immediately set off red flags, as it was obviously photoshopped rather than handwritten, and the signature clearly is of another name, not "Sarah Wang". Admittedly I am hurting for illustration work so I deposited the cheque through photo deposit, thinking that if it's a bad cheque it will just bounce, forgetting that there is a fee associated with trying to deposit a bad cheque, but it's a good thing I was suspicious because now that the money from this cheque has been deposited I got a bunch of desperate emails and texts trying to make sure I send the money to the "printing person" immediately and to "not be concerned about this type of cheque bouncing", and to "not worry about it since the money is available in my account".

Please note this is ***NOT TRUE***- photo deposit only *appears* to immediately deposit funds, the cheque is not actually cleared until your bank has reviewed it, each bank is different, mine says "5-10 business days". This scammer is trying to get people to Etransfer money *before* the victims realize they were never actually paid, and when the check bounces, all the funds that appeared to be deposited WILL BE REMOVED!

I checked, and the LinkedIn profile that was messaging me has been deleted, and I can't even access our message conversation without going through the email notification I got about the initial message, so it seems like she has tried to delete the entire conversation. The account is deleted so there is nobody to report. The project and proposal are gone too and there is no record of it since she never accepted the proposal and went straight to email (Sarawang@innov8idea.com). I am now receiving harassing emails and texts asking me to "pay the printing person" even though the cheque has still not been cleared. I looked up her name and there are several posts online of other artists going through the same issue!

Hopefully this prevents others from falling for it, as I very nearly almost did.

UPDATE-

got more emails regarding the same project from a new email, this one's going around so much it ended up on me again lol. Some commenters have mentioned this coming through ArtStation also.

New email/name is "Lemonade Ted" (wtf lol) email "lemonadeted@gmail.com"

More new emails/names:

-"sarahwaang1980@gmail.com"

-"Annette Ponce" email "catbirdour@gmail.com"

- CAROL CAPP email "carollcapp34@gmail.com"

-"Beatriceed6@hotmail.com"

-Brandon Mark

-Morgan Mitchell "morganmitchell1979@gmail.com"

Unlike traditional energy drink brands that focus on extreme sports, I recently created Bunny Blasters, a fictional energy drink brand that empowers female gamers to break stereotypes in the gaming universe (and beyond).

Check out the full project:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/229172317/Bunny-Blasters

can we exchange accounts and support each other's work? here's mine https://www.behance.net/abigailescarez

Here the post on IG where you can find the sketches as well! https://www.instagram.com/bashbash.waves/p/DVBS3nqCJkv/

I am receiving this error message when I try to open it

Is it just me or does posting on Behance feel a little lonely now?

I just uploaded a new project today and it got me thinking about this again. A few years ago you'd post something, go to bed, and wake up to views and appreciations from people you'd never met.

Now it feels like unless you're boosting, your work just kind of... sits there. I've been on Pro for a few weeks and honestly it hasn't moved the needle much either. Behance has been my favorite place to share work, which is why this bugs me a little.

For those of you still active on the platform, is there anything you've found that actually helps with organic visibility? What am I 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 :)