Charlotte Senini | Visual Design

charlotteseninivisual design portfolio

a collection of work2007-2010

book designerCharlotte Senini

editorsCharlotte Senini, John Holloway & Patrick Brooks

primary typefacesMrs. Eaves, designed by Zuzana LickoGill Sans, designed by Eric Gill

special thanks to Patrick Brooks, Ben Kunz, Milena Radzikowska, Glenn Ruhl,Walter Bruno, Christopher Armstrong, Breanne Barnes, Carmen Bazelewick, Elyse Bouvier, Edmond Chan, Julie Cripps, Courtenay Davidson, Tyler Deezar, Jeremy DesRoches, Ryan Dittrick, Arielle Douglas, Jamie Ekelund, Megan Erickson, Rebecca Frederick, Alyssa Gamberg, Shannelle Gellert, Jake Goodwin, Jason Hansen, Jared Harrill, John Holloway, Xavier LaPrairie, Tess Lerbekmo, Farin Manji, Ryan McLean, Lane Mosolf, Cheryl Mudge, Kaitlyn Pecson, Dan Prange, Kourtney Smith, Reaghan Sunstrum, Chelsea Watson, Terence Wing Tong Yung, Jacob Quinlan, Breanna Thirlwall, Fiona Macleod, Justin Arenstein, Ingeborg Stapel, Murray Anderson-Ogle, Andrea Parker, Andrea de Wit, Liz Bayford,Ciska Kay, Tamrin Ferri, and, of course, my parents, Blake & Marcia Senini.

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magazine development7 Lowveld Living Issue 25 | Feature Design 9 Lowveld Living Issue 25 | Cover Design11 Lowveld Living Issue 22 | Upfront Design13 Social Investment Showcase | Cover & Upfront Design

advertisement & identity17 Deville Luxury Coffee and Pastries | Disposable Coffee-Cup Design19 MADC | Full Page Advert Design21 HomeGrown Magazines | Website Design23 Mpumalanga Business Launchpad | Double- Page Spread Advert Design

university projects27 Document Production | Magazine Design29 Principles of Graphics | Cover Designs31 Pre-Press Techniques | Font Book33 Pre-Press Techniques | Cover Designs

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“We buy things as we fi nd them at auctions and junk shops.

The older things are, the better, even if they are shabby”

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Typical of old farmhouses, the homestead on the outskirts of White River is characterised by large rooms and an erratic layout. Over the years, spaces have evolved organically to suit the family’s needs, and although the children have fl own the coup the home hasn’t lost an ounce of its lived-in feel.

Bluebell the cat and two exuberant Dalmatians named Kinsley and Huxley have free rein and can often be found snuggled up on a couch or a bed – “as if they own the world”.

Jess says she and David are unable to walk past an antique shop. “We buy things as we fi nd them at auctions and junk shops. The older things are, the better, even if they are shabby. We don’t like anything to look new or fi tted.”

They are passionate collectors of antique silver, pewter, old black and white family photos and colonial hunting pictures. These objects are loosely themed together and are on casual display alongside treasures found on the farm.

Above: Natural materials like wicker and wood can be

found in every room Right: The two big pictures

in the lounge are landscapes of the southern Drakensberg

where the Mortlocks fi rst settled on arrival in South Africa. Two old tea boxes

serve as a coffee table

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lowveld living issue twenty-fivefeature design - eclectic livingDesign of an 8 page house feature for Lowveld Living’s 25th issue. For this feature design I was asked to join our photographer Murray Anderson-Ogle on-site to assist him in setting up shots for my design. We spent an hour trying to get this shot right with the family dogs, and had to eventually photoshop myself running with the dogs out of the image. We wanted to capture the “warm”, “welcoming”, “homey” characteristics of this dynamic farm house to open up the feature spread.

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nostalgianaturalThe Mortlocks filled their farmhouse with sentimental treasures. Sadly, the home burnt down after we put together this feature Words: Ciska Kay Photos: Murray Anderson-Ogle

Dalmatians Kinsley and Huxley welcome guests to the Mortlock farmstead

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UPFRONT7 Editor’s Letter

7 Inside Info

8 The Good Life – news, trends & hot happenings

12 Living Review – house cat Mziilikazi wa Afrika

14 Living Art – Leigh Voigt’s tree exhibition

16 Lowveld Lowdown – the best in local design & décor

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Living Review – house cat Mziilikazi wa Afrika

Living Art – Leigh Voigt’s tree exhibition

Lowveld Lowdown – the best in local design & décor

The Good Life – news, trends & hot happenings

Living Review – house cat Mziilikazi wa Afrika

Living Art – Leigh Voigt’s tree exhibition

Lowveld Lowdown – the best in local design & décor

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TRAVEL64 Maputo Living – sweet LM sounds

DÉCOR & HOME70 Modern Living – bush bling

80 Living Design – Mbombela’s pride

86 Classic Living – Anglo in Africa

92 Eclectic Living – natural nostalgia

OUT & ABOUT110 Living Large – Luxa� ex gallery

111 Living Large – Making the Di� erence

LOWVELD LIFE22 Living Legend – District 9 diva

30 At Home With – ANC spin doctor

36 Proudly Lowveld – Dark Angel Designs

40 Lowveld Lifestyle – swimming moms

102 Living Gardens – perfect proteas

112 Parting Shot – blondes and geckos

LOWVELD FLAVOURS48 In Good Taste – local produce & food shopping

52 Lowveld Flavours – the prawn capital

58 In the Kitchen – the GI queen

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Living Large – Making the Di� erence

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lowveld living issue twenty-fivecover design Since Lowveld Living had not put an issue out for an extended amount of time, I wanted this issue to stand out on the self. I decided on a simple image with bright colours to draw attention. For a finishing touch, I arranged with the printer to print the wallpaper pattern in gloss, with the rest of the cover matte to add some texture, and also got the masthead gold embossed. The cover photograph was taken by Murray Anderson-Ogle.

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lowveld lowdowndesign, décor and trends

the latest on localCLOCKWORK This metal cut-out clock is designed not only to tell the time, but to make your heart tick-tock. It’s available at Africa Joy in Casterbridge. Call 013 751 2152

BLACKPASSION Black and lush plum are hot interior colours this year. This orchid print wallpaper is called Monteverdi Noir, and the rich plum-stripe fabric is Karakul Cranberry. Both are creations of Designer’s Guild and are available at Front Door Interiors. Call 013 751 2896

FREUDIANSLIP Even if you don’t have emotional issues to ponder,

kick back on this modern chaise longue. Available at Bakos Brothers, on 013 755

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SKINGRAB Embrace African fashion flair with this

circular clutch from Africa Joy. Call 013 751 2152

DAFFYDUCK Make bath time fun again with

this plastic duck and luscious plum towel from @Home.

Call 013 757 1130

THE WINTER HOT LIST

• Monotone glamour (think Breakfast at Tiffany’s)• Ruffles, frills & layers (think 1980s new romantic)• Purple – in any shape or form• Baroque opulence – pearls, orchids, crystal, florals• The black stripe• Toile prints

BLACKCOFFEE Our inspiration for this season comes from the cutting-edge

fashion house of Black Coffee. The good news is it’s now available at Victoria Plum in Casterbridge. Call 013 751 1344

PILLOWFIGHT Brighten up your winter comforts with trendy scatter cushions. The black and white starburst print is from Coricraft, on 013 757 0858. The black, cream and purple print is from Front Door Interiors, on 013 751 2896

BARCELONABLING This African-inspired version of Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Chair is available at Bakos

Brothers. Call 013 755 2331

LANTERNLIGHT Light up icy winter nights by

placing a candle in this sandblasted glass vase from @Home.

Call 013 757 1130

HOUNDDOGS Add a royal touch to your entrance hall with a pair of porcelain greyhounds from The Art of Tropical Living in Casterbridge. Call 013 750 0971

lowveld living issue twenty-twoupfront design - lowveld lowdownUpfront design for Lowveld Living’s 22nd issue. This was the first issue that I worked on with HomeGrown Magazines. Lowveld Lowdown highlights items to buy in the Lowveld area that are currently in style. This spread was one of the first pieces that I designed on my own for a magazine, and it improved my photoshop skills immensely. I had to deep-etch each item on this page from the original snaps taken by our photographer in the store. I also had to work with odd shaped images and design a well balanced spread.

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the latest on localCLOCKWORK This metal cut-out clock is designed not only to tell the time, but to make your heart tick-tock. It’s available at Africa Joy in Casterbridge. Call 013 751 2152

BLACKPASSION Black and lush plum are hot interior colours this year. This orchid print wallpaper is called Monteverdi Noir, and the rich plum-stripe fabric is Karakul Cranberry. Both are creations of Designer’s Guild and are available at Front Door Interiors. Call 013 751 2896

FREUDIANSLIP Even if you don’t have emotional issues to ponder,

kick back on this modern chaise longue. Available at Bakos Brothers, on 013 755

2331

SKINGRAB Embrace African fashion flair with this

circular clutch from Africa Joy. Call 013 751 2152

DAFFYDUCK Make bath time fun again with

this plastic duck and luscious plum towel from @Home.

Call 013 757 1130

THE WINTER HOT LIST

• Monotone glamour (think Breakfast at Tiffany’s)• Ruffles, frills & layers (think 1980s new romantic)• Purple – in any shape or form• Baroque opulence – pearls, orchids, crystal, florals• The black stripe• Toile prints

BLACKCOFFEE Our inspiration for this season comes from the cutting-edge

fashion house of Black Coffee. The good news is it’s now available at Victoria Plum in Casterbridge. Call 013 751 1344

PILLOWFIGHT Brighten up your winter comforts with trendy scatter cushions. The black and white starburst print is from Coricraft, on 013 757 0858. The black, cream and purple print is from Front Door Interiors, on 013 751 2896

BARCELONABLING This African-inspired version of Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Chair is available at Bakos

Brothers. Call 013 755 2331

LANTERNLIGHT Light up icy winter nights by

placing a candle in this sandblasted glass vase from @Home.

Call 013 757 1130

HOUNDDOGS Add a royal touch to your entrance hall with a pair of porcelain greyhounds from The Art of Tropical Living in Casterbridge. Call 013 750 0971

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The Last Word

Convenor: HomeGrown Magazines editor-in-chief Fiona Macleod is an award-winning journalist and editor of South Africa’s top national CSI awards programme, the Mail & Guardian Investing in the Future Award. She is also founding editor of the M&G Greening the Future awards, and is on the judging panel of the SANParks Kudu Awards.Phutumile Dumisa is Chief Executive O� cer of the Penreach Whole School Development Programme, the largest school-based outreach programme in Africa. With degrees in education and management, she has played a leading role at Penreach since 1999.Jeannine Ferreira co-founded the AutoTec Foundation in 2007 and is now its Chief Operating O� cer. The

foundation focuses on the upliftment of rural communities and has helped better the lives of thousands of children in rural areas around Nelspruit and White River.Barbara Kenyon is Director of Ntataise Lowveld Trust, which provides rural women with training and support in Early Childhood Development. She is the founder and former Chief Executive O� cer of the Greater Nelspruit Rape Intervention Programme.Blessing Manale is Deputy Director-General of the Maputo Development Corridor Flagship programme. Prior to this, he was Chief Director of Planning, Coordination and Environmental Information in the national Department of Environmental A� airs and Tourism.Samson Nkosi heads up

Corporate Social Investment and Government Relations for Absa Bank in Mpumalanga. He previously managed a loveLife Youth Centre and worked for the Anglo American Chairman’s Fund. He is studying community development through Unisa.Dr Joyce Pakade is Chief Director: Trade and Industry Development in the Mpumalanga Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism. The department is the engine behind the province’s economic strategies and the � agship sponsor of Making the Di� erence.Helen Thrush is a chartered accountant and auditor, and is Director of HTS Business Support (Pty) Ltd. She is a member of the Mpumalanga Gambling Board and is chairperson of its audit committee. She is immediate past president of the Lowveld Chamber of Business and

Integrity and credibility are fundamental to the awards programmes featured in this publication. They are therefore judged by independent panels of respected regional experts.

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Making the Diff erence Panel of Judges

Premier’s Service Excellence Awards Panel of Judges

DS Mkhwanazi (left) is currently Residential

Commissioner for the Public Service Commission

in Mpumalanga. He has diplomas in public

administration, public management, marketing

and human resource management, and a

certi� cate in public � nance and economic

development from Unisa. He is a previous

Minister in the Department of Works, Minister

of Economic A� airs and Finance, Minister

in the Department of Home A� airs and

Local Government, MEC of the Department

of Environment, and was Member of the

Mpumalanga Legislature from 1994 to 2009.

Dr Mathilda van Niekerk (centre) has a PhD in

Tourism Management and worked in education

for more than a decade before becoming the

section head of the Tourism Department at

Tshwane University of Technology, Nelspruit

campus. She moved on to become the Senior

Manager: Local Economic Development, Tourism

& Trade at Mbombela Local Municipality. She

writes tourism textbooks for secondary schools

and is involved in various research projects,

community work, in-service training courses and

the facilitation of LED and Tourism workshops.

Dumisani Mphalala (right) works for the Centre

for Public Service Innovation as a Manager

responsible for Enabling Environment for

innovation in the public sector. Among other

responsibilities, he is editor of Ideas That Work:

The Public Sector Innovation Journal. He has led

the team that developed the Pocket Guide to

Innovation for the Public Sector of South Africa,

launched in November 2008 by CPSI. He has an

MBA and previously worked for the Energy Sector

Education and Training Authority.

judgessocial investment showcasecover design + upfront identity designWith an assortment of photographs for this project, the Senior Designer and myself came up with a variety of cover options. The final choice was unanimously made by the entire team that worked on this project. The goal of the cover was to display an element of the social investment showcase to help the reader understand this projects objective. I also contributed to the design of this magazine by developing the upfront identity, which I focused on being uncomplicated and corporate, but with an inviting feel.

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deville luxury coffee and pastriesdisposable coffee-cup designA collaboration with some of my peers. We were hired on a volunteer basis by DeVille to design an identity for their disposable coffee cups. The owner had ordered thousands of plain cups, and we were asked to come up with a simple branding solution. We decided to design a rubber stamp. These stamps would include different stories written by the owner to give DeVille a personal touch, and solve their excess blank cup problem. These stamps are currently being used at both DeVille locations.



The Mpumalanga Agricultural Development Corporation (MADC) is in the

business of “people development”. We help emerging farmers get ahead by

funding viable agricultural enterprises and offering business advice, counselling,

training facilitation and access to markets.

AgriSETA has accredited our training courses in basic business management

principles and farm management.

Our specific mandate is to address imbalances in the sector where previously

disadvantaged individuals lack the basic means of production such as land,

machinery and capital.

That’s why we’ve created five specialised Agricultural Finance Products:

• The MADC Seasonal Loan: helps the farmer pay for production inputs needed

to produce the farm outputs. The loan is payable in full within the same year.

• The MADC Business Loan: helps farmers acquire new farm ventures or improve

existing farms. The loan funds assets, stock and working capital for the farm

venture. Repayments years are between five and eight years.

• The MADC Revolving Credit Facility – offered to existing business people

who seek financing to trade in the agricultural sector. This includes livestock

speculation and other reselling opportunities. Businesses have twelve months

to repay the loan.

• Small Equipment or Technology Loans –This loan is used to finance the

purchase of loose tools, small scale plant and machinery, irrigation and other

farming equipment

• Agricultural Enterprise Acquisition Scheme – This scheme is aimed at comple-

menting farmers to acquire agricultural enterprises through the LRAD programme.

Call us now on 013 755 6328

www.madc.co.za

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emerging farmersservices & products

mpumalanga agricultural development corp.full page advert design This advertisement was for HomeGrown Magazines business publication, Capital Magazine. I was asked by the advertising client MADC to make up an advert that testified they were working hard to provide services for emerging farmers. I was provided with copy, but was asked to find stock imagery to illustrate their vision. This advert was published in Capital Issue 2.



The Mpumalanga Agricultural Development Corporation (MADC) is in the

business of “people development”. We help emerging farmers get ahead by

funding viable agricultural enterprises and offering business advice, counselling,

training facilitation and access to markets.

AgriSETA has accredited our training courses in basic business management

principles and farm management.

Our specific mandate is to address imbalances in the sector where previously

disadvantaged individuals lack the basic means of production such as land,

machinery and capital.

That’s why we’ve created five specialised Agricultural Finance Products:

• The MADC Seasonal Loan: helps the farmer pay for production inputs needed

to produce the farm outputs. The loan is payable in full within the same year.

• The MADC Business Loan: helps farmers acquire new farm ventures or improve

existing farms. The loan funds assets, stock and working capital for the farm

venture. Repayments years are between five and eight years.

• The MADC Revolving Credit Facility – offered to existing business people

who seek financing to trade in the agricultural sector. This includes livestock

speculation and other reselling opportunities. Businesses have twelve months

to repay the loan.

• Small Equipment or Technology Loans –This loan is used to finance the

purchase of loose tools, small scale plant and machinery, irrigation and other

farming equipment

• Agricultural Enterprise Acquisition Scheme – This scheme is aimed at comple-

menting farmers to acquire agricultural enterprises through the LRAD programme.

Call us now on 013 755 6328

www.madc.co.za

We provide requiredto assist

emerging farmersservices & products



homegrown magazines ltd.website designWhile working with HomeGrown Magazines, I was asked on my first work term to design a new website for their publishing house. With nothing to work from originally, the task was quite daunting. In the end they wanted a simple layout, that would be easy to update by other interns. I added a new element, the floral/grassy pattern you see featured, to HomeGrown’s identity on the website. This element was also carried throughout other branding for HomeGrown Magazines, including banners, business cards, etc.



mpumalanga business launchpaddouble-page spread advert design This advertisement was for HomeGrown Magazines business publication, Capital Magazine. This double-page spread was for the 2009 Mpumalanga Business Launchpad competition. The competition was struggling to find competitors to join so they placed an advert in our business magazine. The purpose of this advert was to get people to enter the competition, so I came up with a “10 reasons why you should enter” design to help the launchpad’s success.



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WHY YOU SHOULD ENTERTHE 2009 MPUMALANGA SMME BUSINESS LAUNCHPAD COMPETITION

R5M IN FUNDING*PLUS GREAT BUSINESSPRIZES, INCLUDING LAPTOPS, CELLPHONES, SOFTWARE & MORE!*subject to competition rules and MEGA funding criteria

BREAKING NEWS: LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED UP TO OCTOBER 21!

The competition is open to any entrepreneur over the age of18 with a business idea or an existing business. Your businessdoes not have to be registered.

The process of entering really helps you to structure yourbusiness idea or expansion plan in an organised and logicalway, making your business proposal more presentable.

There is no cost to enter using the Mpumalanga provincialentry forms available from MEGA, Seda or UYF offices.

You do not have to prepare a full business plan. The entryform is short and enables you to present your businessproposal in a condensed form, taking up less of your time.

You can also enter on-line, at www.launchpad2009.biz for afee of R150. This entry goes directly into the national competition.

It’s easy to send in your entry: you can drop it off at MEGAoffices, Seda, or at the competition office at 42 Ehmke Street,Nelspruit, or fax it to 086 659 1338

If you are selected as a finalist, you will get the opportunity topresent your business idea to a special panel of judges, inperson and in a supportive environment.

MEGA have allocated R5-million in funding for the provincialwinners. Winners will be eligible for this funding, subject tothe fund criteria and a due diligence and approval process.

Winners will also be eligible for national competition fundingfrom Khula, Enablis and FNB.

Winners receive great prizes, including laptops, software andprestigious certificates.

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For more information, email [email protected] or call 084 023 5467

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document productionmagazine design - bleed magazineProject for a third year document production class. The objective of this assignment was to create a visual identity for a new magazine, as well as design 2 departments and 2 features. Displayed on the opposite page is the main feature design for my magazine called Bleed (referring to objects that extend beyond the edge of a printed page). In this project we explored the relationship between text and image, as well as applying the concepts of pacing, colour and format.

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PLAY CHICKEN . Israel Researcher Avigdor Cahaner has crossbred normal chickens with naturally balding birds; the result is a featherless fowl that stays cool in tropical climates. Bonus: no plucking necessary.

by Adele Weder

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principles of graphicscover designs - print magazineThis is a third year project for a principles of graphics class. The project directive was to design a series of covers for print magazine with three themes; Design History, Contrast and Typography. I paid homage to William Morris and chose to use one of his wallpaper designs in combination with his poetry for my first cover. For Contrast, the perception that the right-side of the brain is the “creative” side; in my design I show the contrast between the sides of the brain. My typographic cover was done on my Everest typewriter to do a throwback on older typography.

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pre-press techniquesfont bookThis is a third year project for a pre-press techniques course. The objective of this project was to create a font book for our personal use, with over 100 fonts of our choice. These selections must be divided into categories and include examples of each font. I decided to use the english pangram “ the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs” that was originally used to test new typewriters and computer keyboards, to display my fonts. I also used this pangram to establish an identity for my book.

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Akzidenz Grotesk (H. Berthold)

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Book AntiquA (Herman Zapf)


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AriAl (Robin Nicholas, Patricia Saunders)

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GenevA (Susan Kare, Kris Holmes)

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Adobe CAslon Pro (Carol Twonbly)

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pre-press techniquescover design - robin’s eggThis is a third year project for a pre-press techniques course. The objective of this project was to prepare a series of 3 covers with a variety of colour schemes. The first scheme was to use hot colours & typography, the second was to be pattern-based with cool colours and the third to have a theme of our choice with at least 5 solid colours. I wanted all my covers to have a vintage feel, as seen with the “hot” typewriter, old clothing sewing pattern and the 1960’s colourful cover. The title of my magazine is a reference to the colour robin’s egg blue.

the cool issue

why is my purple so blue?

designing with cool green.

defining your colour process.

$8.95 U.S. $10.85 CANADA

colour ideas for designers.

march 2009www.robynsegg.ca

$8.95 U.S. $10.85 CANADA

the hot types issue.why is my purple so blue?

designing with coolgreen.

The HOT accents for web design.


february 2009www.robynsegg.ca

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the cool issue

why is my purple so blue?

designing with cool green.

defining your colour process.

$8.95 U.S. $10.85 CANADA


march 2009www.robynsegg.ca

$8.95 U.S. $10.85 CANADA

the hot types issue.why is my purple so blue?

designing with coolgreen.

The HOT accents for web design.


february 2009www.robynsegg.ca

$8.95 U.S. $10.85 CANADA

Colour predictions issue

share their colour forecast

10designers

whiteis the new black!

FRESH COLOURSfrom the experts


january 2009www.robynsegg.ca

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