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I realised I put very little actual writing on here. So I'd like to prove I'm not illiterate.

My plan for the next few weeks should be quite a busy one. I have an interview on Monday, and the I have a few projects and ideas that I want to get on with;

Finish Penguin Re-Branding
Continue with the Headphones book design
Typography experimentation with famous quotes and sayings
Continue postcards from places that aren't home
Start my 'Unawares' project

All this to come!

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