How I use BEHANCE as a graphic designer/creative (stop sleeping on this!).

Behance is life.
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Audrey is a freelance graphic designer specializing in branding & packaging. She works with purposeful and innovative businesses in the lifestyle, F&B, media, and non-profit sectors.
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[@resolvx]

Good job! I think you shared a valuable advice with us. I'm a bit lost trying to figure out how to make a stronger portfolio and Behance profile, for example, what kind of works should I post to keep my profile updated without saturating it?
P.S: I decided to follow you on Behance as well, your profile will be a huge example to have!

[@audreysopoco]

Honestly, the work you want to show on your portfolio depends on you. Post the work you want to get hired for. Example: you want a job in tech, then share a design related to that. My own personal strategy too is I ask myself if this looks good on my portfolio, next to my other projects. Hope this helps!

[@resolvx]

@@audreysopoco Oooh, to be honest I kinda want to file everything and start from scratch, not because I'm not confident In what I actually have. But because I feel my projects are disconnected and doesn't lead me to an specific goal / industry c':