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Gianmarco Magnani has updated his portfolio and shop with some new and expertly crafted prints that pay homage to women, rock n’ roll and motorcycles. Boy oh boy do I love his work. His prints are fantastic.

written by Christopher | tags: Gianmarco Magnani, Graphic Design, Prints, Silense TV

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Mr.28 Says:
January 19th, 2011 at 1:45 am
Some really gorgeous work here. I particularly love the vintage motorbike illustrations and they are paired up with some really clean, quality typography. I actually struggled not to purchase one of the prints and I only didn’t because money is really tight lately. I’ve bookmarked it for future reference though, because it has to be mine.

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