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Kids don’t read brand guidelines. They poke things.
So every creature in Little Fen has eyes. On the site, they follow you.
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Excellent work!
Beautifully done!
Creatures with eyes that follow you around the site is such a fun idea for a kids brand. I can imagine kids just moving the cursor around for minutes.
You really paid attention to every detail of this project, and I love how every element of the brand has been brought to life. Job well done!
Creatures whose eyes follow you around the site is such a delightful touch for kids. Love that the brand is built to be poked at.
Just wow
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