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Played around with Dithering for websites last week and came up with these hero section design concepts. The goal as always is to design things that stand out. Are unique and communicate brand values.
Which one should i discard ? #freelancelife
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I simply put the design on it.
This started with a sunflower, but the moment I looked closer, I realised the centre already had everything I needed: thousands of tiny, naturally arranged dots creating light, shadow, depth and texture.
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This is too good😍