andypatrickdesign.co

andypatrickdesign.co

22 Jun 2012
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A personal portfolio site with a fun look at the changes taken in my design career… by plane.

Submitted by: Andy Patrick @handyandydesign
Role: Designer & Developer

I really dig the type work on this website, it has a ton of character even if the color palette is limited – which really only helps sell a solid feel for the design. I really love the airplane illustration that helps explain Andy’s story more succinctly than a written story could. You know precisely that he’s moved from Scotland to Canada just by scrolling down the page, brilliantly done!

A personal portfolio site with a fun look at the changes taken in my design career… by plane.

Submitted by: Andy Patrick @handyandydesign
Role: Designer & Developer

I really dig the type work on this website, it has a ton of character even if the color palette is limited – which really only helps sell a solid feel for the design. I really love the airplane illustration that helps explain Andy’s story more succinctly than a written story could. You know precisely that he’s moved from Scotland to Canada just by scrolling down the page, brilliantly done!

Kinsta

1 Comment

  1. Andy Patrick
    Andy Patrick on June 22, 2012 at 6:12 PM

    Thank you very much for that glowing review Gene! Very kind of you 🙂

    Reply

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