Professor green website analysis
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The house style uses the color green to reference Professor Green's name and establish his iconography. His scar and tattoo are prominently featured in the image to easily identify him and engage his fanbase. The hyperlinks match his tattoo font to noticeably connect to Professor Green's persona and provide a pleasing aesthetic. The copy gives fans ways to interact with Professor Green through his blog or music videos to experience his brand.
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