I really like the ‘chiseled’ look of Mark’s site. The static sidebar on the left and the way the rest scrolls is a cool effect. The fact that he’s a iPhone/Mac designer really comes through even though this is a personal, fun site. It’s also really cool to see that it’s a tumblog and a good example of what some talented people are able to do with Tumblr.
I really like the ‘chiseled’ look of Mark’s site. The static sidebar on the left and the way the rest scrolls is a cool effect. The fact that he’s a iPhone/Mac designer really comes through even though this is a personal, fun site. It’s also really cool to see that it’s a tumblog and a good example of what some talented people are able to do with Tumblr.
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