Cool Hunting
In response to feedback from agencies and companies that search for creative talent and wanted a "one-stop shop," our friends at Behance developed another great tool: Creative Index, an open and free service for creative professionals and those who search for them. The service makes it near effortless and far more efficient to find photographers, designers, dancers and even confectionery artists.
Clean, attractive and with an easy-to-use design, the site is the first to aggregate both portfolios and websites in one place and it's simple to join—just enter the addresses for your various websites and portfolios. Once entered, the sites are cataloged and up-to-date information becomes searchable in the Creative Index for any visitor, as well as the world's top agencies and creative companies.
So if you're ever looking for a package designer in Paris or a creative director in Seoul, check out Creative Index.
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