Found via @jasongraphix
In awe of @jaredigital‘s redesign. http://jaredigital.com Glad to see skippy (bottom right) has made a comeback.
This is one of the most beautiful site’s i’ve seen in a while. It’s very minimal in it’s first appearances then the copy and all the fine detail work really get you and stick in your brain. I just have to say that I now realize I need some hobo stab insurance…
Found via @jasongraphix
In awe of @jaredigital‘s redesign. http://jaredigital.com Glad to see skippy (bottom right) has made a comeback.
This is one of the most beautiful site’s i’ve seen in a while. It’s very minimal in it’s first appearances then the copy and all the fine detail work really get you and stick in your brain. I just have to say that I now realize I need some hobo stab insurance…
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