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People outside Oxford Circus station in London pass by poet S.P. Howarth being crucified for artist Richard Bagguley. He uses realistic settings to study the natural reactions of the public
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Written by the Design, Branding and Marketing course at UCA Rochester in the UK, this blog delves in to examples of the good the bad and the funny from the world of design and branding.
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Written by the Design, Branding and Marketing course at UCA Rochester in the UK, this blog delves in to examples of the good the bad and the funny from the world of design and branding.
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October
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- Upcoming Competition Module
- A Super Cool Pet Adoption Advert
- Billboard Creativity
- Kasabian Football Hero - Check It Out!
- Remember kids, don't play with your food!
- Pringles Xtreme on the M3
- All Work and No Play
- did he buy his outfit in TOPSHOP?
- Oh Canada
- Big Mac Billboard
- driving creativity...
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- Is this the most beautiful object ever?
- Volkswagen Night Drive
- Proof that chewing your pencil is a good thing.
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