Submitted by Jim Gun, @visualelixir . Designer & Developer.
Interesting single page layout, i’m curious why the need for the navigation at all though. I do love the background texture it’s so rich and that dark green is nice. I like the big imagery and big element together. The typography is also pretty good too with the big “Sven Curth” set in the off-white and the green text next to it, makes it really shine.
Submitted by Jim Gun, @visualelixir . Designer & Developer.
Interesting single page layout, i’m curious why the need for the navigation at all though. I do love the background texture it’s so rich and that dark green is nice. I like the big imagery and big element together. The typography is also pretty good too with the big “Sven Curth” set in the off-white and the green text next to it, makes it really shine.
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