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It's generally said that a designer should include more or less similar projects in his/her portfolio to be more clear and understandable to potential clients.
But I have a project that doesn't fit my style or my typical projects at all.
It's a crypto game design👇
It was rather interesting to work on it and to see the final result 😁: https://www-ccv.adobe.io/v1/player/ccv/R8rBLxSMMYF/embed?api_key=behance1&bgcolor=%23191919
Do you have any projects that you don't post anywhere?
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