Process Journal: Edition 08, Process, 2013

Edition Eight features: A Practice for Everyday Life, Hey!, North, Sons & Co, Jarek Kowalczyk, Klim, Outcast Editions, Accept & Proceed

‘Process Journal was founded in 2009 and is the Melbourne-based publisher of quarterly publication Process Journal and other various design publications. It is dedicated to capturing beautiful work in print, stepping back and allowing the design to do the talking. It showcases the very best of Australian and International design.’

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Process Journal was a contemporary publication documenting modern graphic design projects and studios.

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Process Journal: Edition 08, Process, 2013
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