thedangerbrain.com

18 Jan 2011
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thedangerbraincom

This is our portfolio site. We are an organization protecting the world against bad design.

Submitted by: Sebastian Surroca
Role: Designer

Really super illustrations drive this site design. I love the bold graphic nature of the illustrations and the colors are striking as well to me. The orange and brown orange give it a sense of color while working basically as treating them in black and white would look. The differences in the sub pages are all very strong as well, each one could serve as the home page if need be. I especially like the treatment of the ‘Special Missions‘ page and sub pages.

thedangerbraincom

This is our portfolio site. We are an organization protecting the world against bad design.

Submitted by: Sebastian Surroca
Role: Designer

Really super illustrations drive this site design. I love the bold graphic nature of the illustrations and the colors are striking as well to me. The orange and brown orange give it a sense of color while working basically as treating them in black and white would look. The differences in the sub pages are all very strong as well, each one could serve as the home page if need be. I especially like the treatment of the ‘Special Missions‘ page and sub pages.

Kinsta

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