1. lapappadolce:

Forgotten Vision A tunnel book Each layer of this book represents an era or mode of communication. The very front shows a screen display, while the last panel consists entirely of script. I wanted to capture a feeling of nostalgia. (via forgotten vision on the Behance Network)
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    lapappadolce:

    Forgotten Vision A tunnel book Each layer of this book represents an era or mode of communication. The very front shows a screen display, while the last panel consists entirely of script. I wanted to capture a feeling of nostalgia. (via forgotten vision on the Behance Network)

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