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Disruptive Pattern Material by Josh Rubin
Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) is a brand new publication from Maharishi. Creative Director Hardy Blechman has spent the last 6 years researching the world of camouflage and applying his findings to Maharishi product. DPM is a compilation of that research and includes over 5,000 images of military, fashion and nature organized by historical and geographic application.
£100.00 direct from Maharishi or $85 from Amazon
Sample plates after the jump.
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