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Print design isn't dead; it just moved to the web.
Messing around with some high-end magazine layouts entirely inside @Framer.
Drop a "REMIX" in the comments, and I’ll send you the link for free.
Those reveal effects synced together and then the left accordion is really nice. Also the art direction of the visuals and color palette fits incredibly well together. Good work!
Thank you, I really appreciate that you liked it.
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Retro-futurism has always been a fun direction for us, and this was one of the first projects where we really went all in on it.
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From there, we turned the concept into a full digital experience: the brand identity, portfolio, resume, and Devolio, a Framer template built around the same visual language.
What stands out to you most? The typography, the CRT direction, the identity, or the overall art direction?
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