Christopher Scott
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100 ańos in Puebla Mexico
A few days ago my poster ‘100 ańos’ was in Puebla, Mexico for the event “Exposición de Cartel en Homenaje a José Guadalupe POSADA”. Thanks to Kaled Avila for the photos.
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Creating today’s poster news by Scott Gómez
A few weeks ago I created this poster ‘Creating today’s poster news’ with the talented Santiago Gómez.
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40 Ideas – Invitation
Happy to be invited to be part of the project 40 ideas in Mexico. With some great designers like Diego Bermúdez, Fabian Carreras and many more. The posters will be at “Galería de la Facultad de Artes Plásticas” on 7th May in Mexico.
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Creacartel 2013 – UMET Ecuador
Me with my students Elizabeth Flores and Giovanny Alvarado who were selected for Creacartel Concurso de Carteles 2013 in Venezuela.
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Christopher Scott – Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial
I am very happy and proud to announce that I will be the new Professor of Graphic Design at the Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial. The university is recognised as one of the best Universities in Ecuador and it also has a very good reputation in the field of Graphic Design. So it is very good move forward…
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Together by Christopher Scott
Design and concept by Christopher Scott
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Santiago Gómez en UMET
Today one of my students Santiago Gómez had a conference at the Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador. You did a great job Santiago. Keep creating the good work.
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My first ever poster award – Good50x70 2009
My first ever poster award was in the international poster competition Good50x70 in 2009. Looking back it was a wonderful feeling standing beside my poster ‘Dead Leaf’ in La Triennale di Milano, Italy.
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Santiago Gómez en UMET
Tomorrow one of my students Santiago Gómez will have a conference at the Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador. Santiago Gómez en UMET 17 February 10h00 Classroom 202 Av. Coruña y San Ignacio. Quito – Ecuador
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United Designs International Biennial book
A few weeks ago I received the ‘United Designs International Biennial’ book from USA which featured my posters ‘Dead Leaf’ and ‘Mother Earth’.
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