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Rick Dobbs

http://unrealllc.com/ Tags:

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• identity
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Evelyn McCauley

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• corporate id
• healthcare
• logos
• web design

Stacey Harper

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• graphic design
• print
• logos
• identity
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chuck williams

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States www.MrLettersPress.com www.FueldFilms.com www.ChadHurstPhotography.com Tags:

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Letty Avila

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Anthony Ososki

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Bill Henderson

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Jeff Fisher

Portland, Oregon, United States

Jeff Fisher, author of "Identity Crisis!: 50 redesigns that transformed stale identities into successful brands," is the Engineer of Creative…

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tacor phasmo

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• logo
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Rikky Moller

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www.murillodesign.com

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http://myspace.com/rikky6

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