Submitted by Will Luper, Designer.
How about that, yep, Hanson… I like the fact that they were able to keep it really simple, often band sites are just way too over the top. I really like the diagonal lines used on all the informational spaces/boxes. Though it’s a little scary to think about Hanson Tattoos.
Submitted by Will Luper, Designer.
How about that, yep, Hanson… I like the fact that they were able to keep it really simple, often band sites are just way too over the top. I really like the diagonal lines used on all the informational spaces/boxes. Though it’s a little scary to think about Hanson Tattoos.
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