This is a great example of how .gif images can be used to liven up a static page. I won’t say that it’s not busy here, but the tone is fun and the crisp artwork looks great. A love the achromatic palette.
I can’t vouch for the accuracy of the data (according to the data, Mike is eating about 15 sandwiches a minute!), But the effect is fun and creative and shows some technical skill.
This is a great example of how .gif images can be used to liven up a static page. I won’t say that it’s not busy here, but the tone is fun and the crisp artwork looks great. A love the achromatic palette.
I can’t vouch for the accuracy of the data (according to the data, Mike is eating about 15 sandwiches a minute!), But the effect is fun and creative and shows some technical skill.
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