Alongside a panel discussion on creativity featuring fashion designer , film director and a surprisingly non-sweary , Adobe mapped out some of the future of Creative Cloud.

Creative Cloud launches in the next 30 days with all the CS6 and Touch Tablet software tools*, Dropbox-style online storage, Business Catalyst website hosting and TypeKit embeddable web fonts. In its first iteration, Creative Cloud is for freelancers and other single-person users - a team version is due later this year with features for sharing work.

Adobe says its working on user galleries for creatives to share and showcase their work. From the stills shown, it looked very much like .

As revealed before, Creative Cloud subscribers will also get a free copy of and the ability to create without paying the current $395 a shot Adobe currently charges.

What was brand new is a new app that allows you to capture and store colours using your smartphone's camera - and build colour schemes around them. This sounds very much like Pantone's - but with access to the full RGB and CYMK gamut we're guessing (myPantone captures Pantone colours, which you can then convert to CMYK representations).