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Project 6
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Disk is unfortunately incomplete, and book scoring and folding is sub-par, but the design is one of those risky but very successful remixing of your old work into a new piece of art. The other technical issue here is a lack of control on resolution: the print comes out with “jaggies” indicating too low resolution in the placed images. Shortcomings on digital and physical craft are relieved by intelligent visual and material choices, particularly in the paper with which you bound the cover. Good work. I only wish you had been able to participate a bit more in critiques, especially for your wonderful project 5!