Christopher Scott
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OILNK by Christopher Scott
Currently this poster is in a poster competition to make me aware of the treat of oil in Ecuador. You can show you support by liking the poster on their Facebook here or by clicking my poster below. Muchas gracias everyone. Poster concept: This poster highlights the greed associated with oil. I used the noise a…
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See with heart – Viviana Urvina
I sent my beautiful girlfriend her own ‘See with heart t-shirt‘. Viviana is currently studying Photography and Video at Universidad Católica de Santiago de Guayaquil, Ecuador. You can check out some of her work here.
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Package from Andrew Lewis
Today I received this wonderful package from my good friend Andrew Lewis. Thank you very much Andrew.
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Occupy whats next – 350 posters
Below is the 350 posters submitted for “Occupy: What’s Next?” social poster competition; sent by designers from over 30 countries around the world. Including are 7 of my posters (Dead leaf, Love over hate, We take water for granted, You need me, See with heart and h ear). You can vote for my posters here.
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VOTE for my posters – OCCUPY WHATS NEXT
If I could ask for a minute of your time to vote for my posters. At the link below search for SCOTT and then like my 8 posters. Thankyou everyone it is much appreciated. http://www.facebook.com/OccupyWhatsNext/app_153144068075216
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See with heart – Christian Lasso Rocha
Christian Lasso Rocha is a Graphic Designer from Ecuador. In February of this year he invited me to do a lecture at the UMET Universidad Metropolitana del Ecuador Quito. It was my pleasure to send him a ‘See with heart t-shirt’.
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White tiger melts @ Warsaw
My poster ‘White tiger melts‘ at Skopje EcoLogic post review exibition in Warsaw, Poland.
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Love over hate – I LOVE DESIGN
Tonight my poster ‘Love over hate‘ will be projected at ‘I LOVE DESIGN‘ in Durango, Mexico; A project by Pepo Almonte.
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See with heart – Hervé Matine
Hervé Matine is the founder of the social poster project Posterfortomorrow. It was my pleasure to send him a ‘See with heart t-shirt’.
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