via more rare
Okay. Normally my good design posts are kind of biased. Not just because I just pick what I enjoy (it's biased that way too,) but also because we all have predisposed ideas of what things should be and look like. Example: when I show you a menu I really enjoy, you automatically envision looking at the menu. Within seconds you know whether you enjoy the design/layout/etc. or not- but you make those assumptions based on the fact it's menu. So what about if you have ABSOLUTELY no clue exactly what you're looking at? Wouldn't that mean you are simply enjoying design for the sake of design?
That's what happened to me here. I have no clue what More Rare does. I'm guessing it's a shop, but they may do product photography, or industrial design, or maybe none of those at all. The thing is, it doesn't really matter. The photos are crisp, bright, and well done and are placed in a very symmetrical and orderly manner. The name "More Rare" is crisp, clean, and easy to read. No matter what they do in actuality, they found a design that is pleasing overall (and kind of universal.) While it wouldn't work in every sense, to me, that's a pretty awesome thing to accomplish.