Design / Christina Magnussen
Norwegian illustrator and designer Christina Magnussen studied at the Westerdals School of Communication in Oslo and Central Saint Martins in London. Of her work she says, ‘I’m currently very inspired by abstact forms and surrealism combined with hand drawings’.
Tagged: Norway, Norwegian designers, surrealism
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