Interesting design with the strong diagonal. It comes through pretty much half the page and splits the image in two as well. The diagonal creates a really nice strong visual that feels as dynamic as it is visually interesting. It’s a play on the logo design as well which shows how thorough the thought is.
Interesting design with the strong diagonal. It comes through pretty much half the page and splits the image in two as well. The diagonal creates a really nice strong visual that feels as dynamic as it is visually interesting. It’s a play on the logo design as well which shows how thorough the thought is.
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