I like the old fashioned illustrations on this site, also the colors and textures are really nicely put together. I think the typography could be tightened up a good bit, particularly the justified setting and it’s really ultra small and hard to read in spots. I like the portfolio pages a good deal, I like how it’s a single page with enough background info on each one to let you know about the project(s).
I like the old fashioned illustrations on this site, also the colors and textures are really nicely put together. I think the typography could be tightened up a good bit, particularly the justified setting and it’s really ultra small and hard to read in spots. I like the portfolio pages a good deal, I like how it’s a single page with enough background info on each one to let you know about the project(s).
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