Fun way to start the day with a site from Danger Brain out of Florida. Feel like I’m back in my BMX / skating days with the artwork and design. And I may have to start watching Video Game High School… just sayin’.
From the designer:
“Really good site with bold illustrations and a ton of great work”
Submitted by: Sebastian Surroca
Role: Designer & Developer
Twitter: @thedangerbrain
Fun way to start the day with a site from Danger Brain out of Florida. Feel like I’m back in my BMX / skating days with the artwork and design. And I may have to start watching Video Game High School… just sayin’.
From the designer:
“Really good site with bold illustrations and a ton of great work”
Submitted by: Sebastian Surroca
Role: Designer & Developer
Twitter: @thedangerbrain
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