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Interesting background, I like how it starts out an illustration of organic looking elements and ends up just being a black background. The little red bird illustration holding the recent tweet(s) is cute.

tn34de

Interesting background, I like how it starts out an illustration of organic looking elements and ends up just being a black background. The little red bird illustration holding the recent tweet(s) is cute.

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  1. Julia

    That bird is the cutest! I like how it gets reused on some of the subpages because it really pops on the black and white. I did wonder if their twitter feed would need to be that prominent on the homepage – that’s some prime real estate!

    I also like the way the background “gradients’ to black and how the footer meshed with that.

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