Submitted by Joe Longstreet (@joeLongstreet), here’s what he had to say:
JoeLongstreet.com is the personal portfolio site of a Kansas City web and graphic designer named Joe Longstreet.
Really interesting site here. I love the illustrative quality and imagery used on the site, the coloring is also really nice.
Submitted by Joe Longstreet (@joeLongstreet), here’s what he had to say:
JoeLongstreet.com is the personal portfolio site of a Kansas City web and graphic designer named Joe Longstreet.
Really interesting site here. I love the illustrative quality and imagery used on the site, the coloring is also really nice.
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