Submitted by Joseph Gallagher @designhippy.
A dark site with lot’s of graphical content which still manages to be clear in displaying it’s content.
There’s some really neat textures buried in this design. There is also some nice detail work and colors chosen for this site design. Overall the site is fairly shallow and the portfolio isn’t as deep as it should be, i’m not sure he’s really using this site as much as a portfolio but more of a personal space, so those comments might not mean much.
Submitted by Joseph Gallagher @designhippy.
A dark site with lot’s of graphical content which still manages to be clear in displaying it’s content.
There’s some really neat textures buried in this design. There is also some nice detail work and colors chosen for this site design. Overall the site is fairly shallow and the portfolio isn’t as deep as it should be, i’m not sure he’s really using this site as much as a portfolio but more of a personal space, so those comments might not mean much.
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