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Review: Some simple but effective 3D work.

Review: Part of a series of images, all taken by the illuminate team, to be followed up as soon as possible.

Review: Originally a promotional image for a site that has not yet been launched. Some of the simple mouse-and-paintbrush work has been put to very effective use.

Review: Politically motivated, or in tune with public opininon. Perhaps the irony of the image is that it is taken whilst George Bush and Jacques Chirac try to reconcile their differences. Whilst the statement under the image refers directly to mr chirac, it is debatable who has the blood on their hands.

Review: The workers have nothing to lose in this [revolution], but their personality - Karl Marx, the Communist Manifesto The title of this image is of course a rip off of the phrase that encapsulated the russian revolution. The image pictures 3 television chefs all with identical faces and clothes. Behind them is a large logo - it reads O'Neell, changed for copyright reasons. All of their shirts bear the same logo. Inspired by the song, "Have a Nice Day", by a British band, the Stereophonics, which deals with corporate communism manifestoed in a hyppocritical sense.

Review: This poster is now out of print. It has been scaled to size and painstakingly remastered from a 300x100 pixel thumbnail. GIF dithering is the only format which ensures the subtle gradations in the sky remain unaltered from the PSD rework. The text reads: "There are clubs you can't belong to, Neighbourhoods you can't live in, Schools you can't get into, but the roads are always open. Just do it."

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