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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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Saving Design, 1 Christmas Party at a Time.

As I reflect on this project I can see that much of my attitude toward the Christmas Invite comes from my time working at Kwik Kopy, being directed by corporates to design their promotional material. The customer was always right, apparently. DISCLAIMER: I claim no responsibility for the corporate driven, vexatious design put forth into our world. The system must change.