Aside from being the “strongest coffee” in the land, their website is equally strong visually. The visual beats of this design aren’t so much like the other examples in this post, this one is more like a Heavy Metal guitar solo – but still it’s a type of rhythm.
Deathwish Coffee
To some, a “death wish” may sound irresponsible, morbid, a step too far —but we believe it’s the boldest sign of living life to the fullest. At Death Wish Coffee, we stand for the bold souls who never slow down. So get out there and get it done. We’ll bring the coffee.
@deathwishcoffeeAside from being the “strongest coffee” in the land, their website is equally strong visually. The visual beats of this design aren’t so much like the other examples in this post, this one is more like a Heavy Metal guitar solo – but still it’s a type of rhythm.
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