Object A: Task 1 - Discrete Design:

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'Images that encourage the viewer to look deeply into designed items' 

Nike Sport 600ml Water Bottle:
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  1. Unknown4 August 2018 at 19:54

    What a clever way to display your information and images. Well done.

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