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This is a 2-person local digital agency, whose main goal is to help local businesses. We wanted the website to reflect this idea of proximity, and this is why we decided to show our faces directly in the hero section, as if we are welcoming the visitor in person.
I designed, painted, and coded these interactive illustrations for my website's hero section. I am also a painter and I love to create illustrations that use lively brushstrokes and interesting textures to create volume.
Illustrations made with procreate.
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