Beanology
There was something about the Beanology web site that grabbed my attention. I think with some simple Flash work to improve the opening animations this site could totally rock.
I can’t complain about the logo though!
There was something about the Beanology web site that grabbed my attention. I think with some simple Flash work to improve the opening animations this site could totally rock.
I can’t complain about the logo though!
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Yeah, the animation reminds me of a Monty Python cartoon. But I like the logo in a strange sort of way.
Thanks.
Originally we had designed flash video for the opening animations but those were cut for the current animations which were quicker and easier to produce.