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23.07 2011

JNBY window display by Ksenia Kopalova

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‘JNBY window display was designed for the summer sale. The task consisted in making a cheap and conspicuous graphic solution. The idea of the illustration for the sticker is based on JNBY’s natural ingenuousness and uniqueness, as well as on shapes formed by clothes and on interpreting sale as a distributing process, i.e. the process of spreading.’ Ksenia Kopalova
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JNBY window display by Ksenia Kopalova.
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