The new(ish) portfolio site for Mike Kus (@mikekus) is simply amazing. I love the way the design sample images are arranged, it just pulls you into the website. Scrolling down this long portfolio/home page is just fun. There’s a bit of whimsy in Mike’s work as well that really comes through in most of his recent work. This strong character really drives this website and it’s enjoyable as you discover the different little details. I freaking love this design!
The new(ish) portfolio site for Mike Kus (@mikekus) is simply amazing. I love the way the design sample images are arranged, it just pulls you into the website. Scrolling down this long portfolio/home page is just fun. There’s a bit of whimsy in Mike’s work as well that really comes through in most of his recent work. This strong character really drives this website and it’s enjoyable as you discover the different little details. I freaking love this design!
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