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Colourbox Postcards: Colour vs. Context by Lost At E Minor

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Colour Vs. Context contains 24 illustrated postcards created with pens, paper, ink, computers and love by freelance illustrator, Joe Rogers, aka Colourbox. It comes in a limited edition run of just 500 books, and each one comes individually hand numbered and stamped with an official Colourbox product stamp.

Available online for £8.

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This entry posted on 20 January 2009 at 5:00 PM
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