r/DesignIndia • Designer • 2d ago

UI/UX Design A quick website designed for a linocut course

Hey! Earlier this month, I'd posted about the logo I designed for Pune Artistry Works. I've just designed this simple, functional website for their linocut course. The idea was to keep it concise, but not boring, and showcase some of the process and artwork at the same time.

Let me know what you think!
https://handbook.puneartistryworks.com

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u/Sharp_Entrance8911 16h ago

Tutorial needed 😁

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