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Not Risking Death | From the Atelier
I commissioned Hanis Nadzir for this and two others. She was introduced to me by a close friend who sent me her portfolio. Although she is a graduate in Film and Television, she is a graphic designer who does movie posters and has an eye for the dramatic.
This was the first of three pieces she prepared for me. I enjoyed this one a lot. She blends the elements from the narrative masterfully into a coherent, yet uneasy whole, with a handful of colours. It was fun picking out the story’s ornaments from the artwork.
Check out her portfolio below:
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up close and personal.
Some of the commissioned art are installed in my restaurant called
Ol’Skool Smokehouse here. Visit us to savor them in person.
Ol’Skool Smokehouse here. Visit us to savor them in person.
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