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Graphics from the year 2000 Baltic 21 biannual indicator-based status report on sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Region (Baltic 21 Series No 1/2000). This graphic shows the consumption of the ozone depleting substances Halons and CFCs.
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Hand painted crow graphics on Sunbrella awnings. I hurt my elbow painting in the large black areas of the crows. I didn't want to use a roller because that part would have reflected the light differently than the rest of it and wouldn't look smooth. 1990s.
Dallas, Texas, the Quadrangle.
Held at The Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle. A presentation of student work, action graphics and animation. May 2010. Pen and cocoa washes.
Since I've been playing GTA San Andreas for some time now, I felt like this had to be done, eheh!
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Vehicle card designed for TVshow.
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BAF Graphics is behind the stunning graphics that meet visitors to ‘The View from The Shard’ in London. The company was appointed by fit-out contractor Benchworks and design group Event Communications to support the decoration project that included 50 lightbox opal acrylic printed graphics panels at the entrance as well as other light boxes on various floors. And on level 33 BAF created panels that reproduce a quirky street map of London. But the climax is achieved at levels 68 and 69, where the reception for the lookout point and the viewing platform are situated. BAF provided cloudscape graphics, printed to optical clear film, that encircle visitors on level 68, while 40 panels produced on a translucent based display material, flow around them on level 69.