Traditional, oriental watercolour painting-inspired design portfolio website
Jonathan Yuen is a multidisciplinary graphic designer based in Singapore. His portfolio website is an understated visual feast of silhouette proportions!
Using Flash, he presents visitors to his site with a short landscape, inspired by traditional oriental watercolour-scapes, devoid of colour except for red buttons to reveal more information . One minute you’re looking down on a shadow teasing realistically animated koi carp and the next you facing a profile of a child observing fluttering butterflies. The variety of viewpoints adds to the aesthetic presentation of the gloriously intricate interface, completed with a synthetic watery reveal of each segment.
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