Super slick looking graphic work on this site. I love the main image/illustration, blows me a away. The entire site has that super awesome icon feel. What’s also great is that there’s all this over the top (this is why I love it) feeling graphic work and barely any interactions using javascript and flash and stuff. It’s wonderful, like kinetic motion “implied” just by the graphic work standing out on it’s own. I love it.
Super slick looking graphic work on this site. I love the main image/illustration, blows me a away. The entire site has that super awesome icon feel. What’s also great is that there’s all this over the top (this is why I love it) feeling graphic work and barely any interactions using javascript and flash and stuff. It’s wonderful, like kinetic motion “implied” just by the graphic work standing out on it’s own. I love it.
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