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Ideas Changing the World
2009, illustration
Publisher: Time Magazine
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I will admit that using and old, inefficient incandescent bulb for the “Ideas Changing the World” issue doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, but it was hard for Stina to draw on one of the new florescent kind.
Co-design Stina Johansson
