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Purpose
representation of the sexes—and even a nod towards more inclusive treatment of diverse lifestyle choices, from sexual preferences to religious beliefs—now grace the pages of our magazines and our television screens. Australian graphic design is mostly contemporary with Western graphic design from North America and Europe. But it tends to be more inclusive, and it doesn’t take itself too seriously. But the main identifying feature for foreign eyes remains a confident use of colour. READ MORE ABOUT IT
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