Submitted by Harry Ford @harryford, Designer.
I have been working as a web designer for 3 years now but have hardly anything to show for my illustration so thought I would put this site together.
hford.co.uk is more of a business card for myself than a portfolio. Have had a great response so far…
Nice simple site, love the big illustration of I assume Harry. Like he says above, it really just exists as a sort of business card, but it’s a dang nice looking one if you ask me.
Submitted by Harry Ford @harryford, Designer.
I have been working as a web designer for 3 years now but have hardly anything to show for my illustration so thought I would put this site together.
hford.co.uk is more of a business card for myself than a portfolio. Have had a great response so far…
Nice simple site, love the big illustration of I assume Harry. Like he says above, it really just exists as a sort of business card, but it’s a dang nice looking one if you ask me.
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