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Grafik take a look at Jese Siu

gmdlcc / September 26, 2014

GMD 2014 graduate Jese Siu has just finished working on a project with MagCulture’s Jeremy Leslie for iconic furniture brand Vitsœ – Grafik take a look at Jese and showcase here portfolio and opinions online.

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https://www.grafik.net/category/talent/jese-siu

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September 26, 2014 in GMD Success stories, News from our Alumni.

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