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There’s surprisingly little information published about Keith Shore. It is, however, reassuring to know that just quietly getting on with things can garner so many admirers. Not to mention client work for Faesthetic, Listen Skateboards, Arkitip Magazine and an upcoming clothing project with Ecko. Check out his use of shirtless men, chest hair and brilliant use of colour
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