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Three blogs, a cover for every post.
I design and run the blogs for TasteOS, pirch and tab, and each one looks like its own product. TasteOS paints its mascot into every scene. pirch gives each post one small object and publishes original research with its sources. tab pairs practical notes for freelancers with art that never repeats a medium.
Case study: https://bradyux.com/portfolio/blogs/
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