Sometimes simple is all you need to let the value of the work show through. This site is a perfect example of that and showing restraint. Take heed and enjoy.
From the Designer: Sweep Studio is a Toronto based creative consultancy specializing in graphic design for visual identities, consumer products and digital applications.
Submitted by: Nick Bujnak
Twitter: @studiosweep
Role: Designer
Sometimes simple is all you need to let the value of the work show through. This site is a perfect example of that and showing restraint. Take heed and enjoy.
From the Designer: Sweep Studio is a Toronto based creative consultancy specializing in graphic design for visual identities, consumer products and digital applications.
Submitted by: Nick Bujnak
Twitter: @studiosweep
Role: Designer
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