Submitted by: Paul Mosig @r_a_c_k_e_t
Role: Designer & Developer
Very simple website execution, the fixed header/navigation bar does give it a level of interest interaction wise, as well does the FAQ section. It’s the illustration work that sets this site off for me. I love the vibe and tone they set, this collage looking design esthetic is simply beautiful.
Submitted by: Paul Mosig @r_a_c_k_e_t
Role: Designer & Developer
Very simple website execution, the fixed header/navigation bar does give it a level of interest interaction wise, as well does the FAQ section. It’s the illustration work that sets this site off for me. I love the vibe and tone they set, this collage looking design esthetic is simply beautiful.
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