I like how the colors work together with the photography on this design and are not just plopped in there. This design is surprisingly simple if you really pick it apart and I think that’s the charm here.
I like how the colors work together with the photography on this design and are not just plopped in there. This design is surprisingly simple if you really pick it apart and I think that’s the charm here.
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Really beautiful. I definitely also like how the colors really work with the design. Kudos.
*meant to say how the design and colors work with the photography