I hope John Karlsson keeps this site up – Notes I Kept is a quick site, but really love the look of it. Cool backgrounds and love the depth.
From the Designer: A collection of notes written by strangers and close ones. The site is a result of nostalgia and a very quiet weekend.
Submitted by: John Karlsson
Twitter: @hellotherejohn
Role: Designer & Developer
I hope John Karlsson keeps this site up – Notes I Kept is a quick site, but really love the look of it. Cool backgrounds and love the depth.
From the Designer: A collection of notes written by strangers and close ones. The site is a result of nostalgia and a very quiet weekend.
Submitted by: John Karlsson
Twitter: @hellotherejohn
Role: Designer & Developer
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