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Some really tight literature design from Atelier David Smith, although can’t help thinking flash sites make the baby Jesus cry…


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Author: Jack
Posted: 7th May 2009
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Filed as: Agencies Literature Poster Print Typography

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What do you think?

    Glenn
    7th May 2009
    10:18 am

  1. I used to think that kind of site was THE SHIT… nowadays I just don’t have the patience anymore!

    J — Think it might be Atelier David Smith… Atelier just means Workshop ;)


    2. Jack
    7th May 2009
    10:29 am

  2. Yeah, I swithered over the title. Noticed on the ‘about’ section there were to principal designers, David being one. Probably right though G. Amended.


    3. Glenn
    7th May 2009
    11:25 am

  3. I’ll keep you right J ;)


    4. Ben
    7th May 2009
    1:13 pm

  4. Nice work – shit site!


    5. Kevin
    7th May 2009
    4:39 pm

  5. agree. an odd site. canny work though.


    6. Ian
    7th May 2009
    9:30 pm

  6. Little, weeping baby Jesus just killed a polar bear while your flash was loading


    7. Brad
    7th May 2009
    9:40 pm

  7. I think the site compliments the work perfectly… nice big type treatment too. Love group94’s portfolio based sites.


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