In this first instalment of our SiD Redux series we take you on a visual journey through the moments that made Brisbane Indesign such a success
March 6th, 2013
5 months out from the return of Australia’s leading design industry event – Sydney Indesign: the Experience, we remember all the highpoints from previous years and look forward to an even bigger and brighter program of design events in 2013.
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