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Edge903 assignment 1 abdullah
- 1. The Design and Human Dreams
- 2. a picture can give you as much information as a written or spoken text with a lot of words can
- 3. “design is thinking made visual”. Saul Bass 1920 - 1996
- 6. Our dreams
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