Submitted by Sebastian Peña, Designer & Developer.
I really like the broken grid feel of this layout. The boxes are stacked what looks like hap-hazardly, but in a way come off balanced feeling. The brushed paint colors/textures behind the logotype are also a nice touch, the organic touch this design needed.
Submitted by Sebastian Peña, Designer & Developer.
I really like the broken grid feel of this layout. The boxes are stacked what looks like hap-hazardly, but in a way come off balanced feeling. The brushed paint colors/textures behind the logotype are also a nice touch, the organic touch this design needed.
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