Great intern project site (with oversight) from the folks at Oblio out of Portland – based on what to do when the earthquake comes to destroy their city… Love the line in the About section: “The earthquake may take away our electricity, but it will never take away our eccentricity!” – If you’ve ever been to or lived in Portland – you’ll know this to be true. Design-wise – great looking, love the illustrations – fun as heck!
By @Oblioio
Great intern project site (with oversight) from the folks at Oblio out of Portland – based on what to do when the earthquake comes to destroy their city… Love the line in the About section: “The earthquake may take away our electricity, but it will never take away our eccentricity!” – If you’ve ever been to or lived in Portland – you’ll know this to be true. Design-wise – great looking, love the illustrations – fun as heck!
By @Oblioio
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