digitaloop/Nick Lee

digitaloop/Nick Lee

This is almost a one page portfolio layout, I’m going to classify it as one of those for the sake of argument. Overall I really like this design, the dark brown color makes this a dark “black” design without using black, and the grid work is nice. Nick is a pretty good designer too, check him out.

digitaloop/Nick Lee

This is almost a one page portfolio layout, I’m going to classify it as one of those for the sake of argument. Overall I really like this design, the dark brown color makes this a dark “black” design without using black, and the grid work is nice. Nick is a pretty good designer too, check him out.

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