I had to look at this site by Akiom, out of Romania, a few times – and I think it’s grown on me. At first I thought the site was unbalanced (leaning to the right) – but the more I look at it, I like how it flows – I think the large, awesome-like images really play well too.
Submitted by: Vlad Burca
Twitter: @burca_vlad
Role: Designer
Country: Romania
I had to look at this site by Akiom, out of Romania, a few times – and I think it’s grown on me. At first I thought the site was unbalanced (leaning to the right) – but the more I look at it, I like how it flows – I think the large, awesome-like images really play well too.
Submitted by: Vlad Burca
Twitter: @burca_vlad
Role: Designer
Country: Romania
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