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Rock & Roll for Designers - Pt 1

The Cherry Dolls. For those of you living off the grid - and for some reason using internet to read this - The Cherry Dolls are an established, Melbourne based band of whom have just released a super produced (Credit goes to Alex Markwell of The Delta Riggs), roots rock and roll album, Viva Los Dolls. Having played a show with them earlier this year I can confidently say that their album sound effectively captures their electric live energy.

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Comfort Zones

For this brief, fellow classmate Jamie & I, were assigned one another to design and construct each other's life recount in the form of a magazine's "feature" article. This was not going to be easy, considering our styles could not have been further apart in the aesthetic spectrum of design.