Iggy Pop Wallpaper, Annie Lorenzini 2009

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Iggy Pop Wallpaper, Annie Lorenzini 2009

Annie took classic images of Iggy Pop as the starting point for a range of wallpapers and surface designs; associated products include vases and plates. She later progressed to study Decorative Surface Design at degree level at LCC, University of the Arts

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Iggy Pop Wallpaper, Annie Lorenzini 2009

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