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dimanche 11 avril 2010
Green Patriot Posters (Graphic Design in the service of Environment)
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Being an eco-friendly designer is not only creating a nice piece of work that looks green! It is also considering all steps of production...
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"Greening Unesco" logo (Marine Cochet)
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