26/09/2018

Contacted Clients

 Below are a list of artists contacted for the live brief.
Fig 13. Contacted Client
Fig 14. Contacted Client
Fig 15.  Contacted Client
Fig 16.  Contacted Client
Fig 17.  Contacted Client
Fig 18.  Contacted Client
Fig 19.  Contacted Client
Fig 20.  Contacted Client

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