GAIN&&GONE

Claudia Gardner-Pickett, 1992. Studied visual communication at Chelsea College of Art & Design in 2010-2011. Studying BA (Hons) Graphic Design at Central Saint Martins from 2011-2014. Recording visuals that inspire me on my daily journey across the World Wide Web.

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“🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊 @arisjerome” by @gizawiza on Instagram http://ift.tt/1PuufpW

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Work

Creative portfolio of London based design student.

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POLLY BROWN - THEORIES

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Metric by Daniela Raskovsky

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SO weirdddd!!!

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These are some of the very beautiful illustrations by British illustrator Melissa Castrillon. She has shop and a tumblr, so make sure to follow her.

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the-moza:

postersofberlin:

China Drifting – found in… typophile

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This Toiletpaper anthology is comprised of startling photographs from Maurizio Cattelan and commercial photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, all of which were published in Cattelan’s limited edition magazine – Toiletpaper. Bringing together commercial photography and a twisted and surreal narrative, these images marked a new phase in Catterlan’s art production. This important body of work has been gathered here for the first time in book form, re-edited by Dennis Freedman in collaboration with Cattelan.

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This Toiletpaper anthology is comprised of startling photographs from Maurizio Cattelan and commercial photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, all of which were published in Cattelan’s limited edition magazine – Toiletpaper. Bringing together commercial photography and a twisted and surreal narrative, these images marked a new phase in Catterlan’s art production. This important body of work has been gathered here for the first time in book form, re-edited by Dennis Freedman in collaboration with Cattelan.

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Toilet Paper by Maurizio Cattelan http://www.ln-cc.com/invt/don0590114col

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u-p.co

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SUBMISSION: I didn’t realise I owned so many green things.

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