Found Via Kyle Steed:
I’m not sure if you’ve heard how awesome @JoshGarrels is, but you should totally check him out today – joshgarrels.com #fb
— Kyle Steed (@kylesteed) July 4, 2012
I haven’t checked out the music yet, but the website/illustrations are fantastic. I love the simplistic blocky aspect to the layout and that they’ve filled it will such great illustration work makes me smile. I love the colors as well.
Found Via Kyle Steed:
I’m not sure if you’ve heard how awesome @JoshGarrels is, but you should totally check him out today – joshgarrels.com #fb
— Kyle Steed (@kylesteed) July 4, 2012
I haven’t checked out the music yet, but the website/illustrations are fantastic. I love the simplistic blocky aspect to the layout and that they’ve filled it will such great illustration work makes me smile. I love the colors as well.
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