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Jon Harker – Lecturer in Visual Communications – Preston UK
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CitID – HONOUR YOUR CITY

Posted by Billy

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Dan Freebairn (1st year graphics student) has been in touch about his contribution to the CitID project.

Here is a brief explanation of the project:

Our hope is that creatives from around the globe will make a logo or a visual interpretation of the city closest to their heart. The universal goal is that every city ultimately gets their own identity on CitID, and that both the city and it’s aesthetic contributor gets recognition through this library – a place where you come for visual inspiration and leave with more knowledge about the world we live in.

Dan’s solution for Manchester (above) can be seen here on the site along with his portfolio.

Thanks for sending this Dan.

Posted on Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010 at 6:05 pm by Billy. Filed under 1ST YEAR DESIGN, 2ND YEAR DESIGN, 3RD YEAR DESIGN, DESIGN. Follow responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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