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This book was completed in February 2023 and focuses on the importance of Zimbabwe’s environment and wildlife through traditional culture. Imagery consists of hand drawn digital elements as well as photos from various online sources. There are 3 typefaces used throught the book: Blogh, Mufteya, and Roboto. All hand drawn digital elements were designed by Anna McCreary using Adobe Illustrator. The final book design was created using Adobe InDesign.

Sources

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4. “Ndau Festival of the Arts.” Equator Initiative, https://www.equatorinitiative.org/2020/04/24/ solution11480/.

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