Very cool, “grunge” style website. The sketches and collage background image give the site a very sketchbook feel, and I like how it’s basically a black and white color theme, accented with with other colors.
Also a well thought out layout. The skim-able portfolio and mini-bio on the main page is a great way to draw users into the site. Overall, this site feels like a poster for a concert that I really want to see.
Very cool, “grunge” style website. The sketches and collage background image give the site a very sketchbook feel, and I like how it’s basically a black and white color theme, accented with with other colors.
Also a well thought out layout. The skim-able portfolio and mini-bio on the main page is a great way to draw users into the site. Overall, this site feels like a poster for a concert that I really want to see.
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