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Guest poster – Ed Cornish

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For the past week or so we've had Ed Cornish helping us out in the studio. He's a third year student at Central Saint Martins, and you may remember him from a project we featured this time last year, Photoshop for Real.

The shot above is a series of rather tasty covers he created in response to a D&AD student brief, and he's been working with us all in the studio on a variety of design projects.

We asked him to write something for the blog, and it will follow on shortly. Right now though, it's time for him to make us a cuppa..

posted: 28 July 2009
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