Ghostly Ferns

Ghostly Ferns

22 Jul 2015
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Like this site from Ghostly Ferns out of Brooklyn – a design studio, made up of freelancers. It’s fun and has depth with the shapes / illustrations / patterns. What I really like is the link off to each one of the freelancer’s work sites – that are similar, but different. In our site redesign for www.soco-work.com, we’ve been trying to come up with a good way to showcase our freelancers out of the co-work we run, SOCO. Like the site – gonna copy it (just kidding).

@ghostlyferns

Like this site from Ghostly Ferns out of Brooklyn – a design studio, made up of freelancers. It’s fun and has depth with the shapes / illustrations / patterns. What I really like is the link off to each one of the freelancer’s work sites – that are similar, but different. In our site redesign for www.soco-work.com, we’ve been trying to come up with a good way to showcase our freelancers out of the co-work we run, SOCO. Like the site – gonna copy it (just kidding).

@ghostlyferns

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