This Lomography International email newsletter design is pretty cool with that giant image using those “Diana” Camera from the 60’s pictures. As you scroll down you see the cutout shapes that link you directly to the products themselves, then showing off the pics it can take. All in an extremely visually interesting and clever way. Maybe i’m just jealous that I don’t have one but I love this email design.
This Lomography International email newsletter design is pretty cool with that giant image using those “Diana” Camera from the 60’s pictures. As you scroll down you see the cutout shapes that link you directly to the products themselves, then showing off the pics it can take. All in an extremely visually interesting and clever way. Maybe i’m just jealous that I don’t have one but I love this email design.
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