David Bushell

David Bushell

I really dig how this site design has the vibe of a larger agency but it’s really just for a single person. It instills trust that goes beyond a single person shop to me. I like the treatment on the origami swan as you resize the browser too. It all feels very meticulously laid out and thought through. Great work.

I really dig how this site design has the vibe of a larger agency but it’s really just for a single person. It instills trust that goes beyond a single person shop to me. I like the treatment on the origami swan as you resize the browser too. It all feels very meticulously laid out and thought through. Great work.

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