Skinny Ships

04/01/09, 7 comment(s)

a San Francisco based graphic designer, Richard Perez's portfolio site.

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Django
04/03/2009

on topic: Copying is always

on topic:

Copying is always bad. But not knowing whether to copy "built", "wordsarepictures" or "iso50" is worse ... :/ sorry

Django
04/03/2009

Off-Topic: It is not only

Off-Topic:

It is not only about minimalism, it's also about good webdesign. And the two websites posted by anonymous no.1 are so ugly. This is nothing more than crappy web.2.0 design. clicked once and never again.

04/02/2009

I disagree with the

I disagree with the last-but-one comment - Minimal Sites is one of the very very few decent web design showcases out there... other than http://siteinspire.net, of course. ;-)

04/02/2009

His new screen prints are so

His new screen prints are so rad check them out I just ordered a set oksunshine.etsy.com

Anonymous
04/01/2009

I'm enjoying design

I'm enjoying design portfolio sites listed here because I'm getting a lot of inspiration from their works too.

Anonymous
04/01/2009

This site has become sore

This site has become sore boring so this will be the last time I use it. I used to enjoy it but now it seems you only want to feature sites that have a specific look, and are a design portfolio. There are much more examples and inspiration of minimal website design out there. Widen your horizons before everyone gets as bored as I am. Here's a couple to get you started:
http://www.urge-me.com
http://culturedcode.com/things/

04/01/2009

wonderful site. love the

wonderful site. love the typography

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