The past is the present with these images by Sergey Larankov (http://sergey-larenkov.livejournal.com/).
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About Me
- Elma Relihan
- I'm a Graphic Designer with other areas of interest including photography, illustration, typography and fashion. With a Masters in Graphic Design from University of the Arts London and a few years of experience both industry and freelance, I am eager to continue to develop and progress doing creative and challenging projects. I'm always looking for exciting new projects so if you need a creative edge, get in contact as I am always up for collaborations. I believe every design brief is a collaboration involving the client and the designer.
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