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Website designed by Tom Gamble, Images Photographed by Tom Gamble and Edited By George Hancock.

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George Hancock

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Created By George Hancock

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Created by George Hancock

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Tweets by coldclothingUK

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Completed my Tom Gamble

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George Hancock

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an experiment that was suggested by George, to

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Purchased by George Hancock which helped us with our photo shoot

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completed by Tom Gamble
This was a test image I took from the photoshoot.

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Completed by Tom Gamble

In our class, Josh Lighten showed me how I could use illustrator, a software platform that I am not familiar with, and turn the photoshop document into a vector, an image that is created with maths, so that you can make it bigger or smaller as much as you want without it distorting the image.

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Completed by Tom Gamble

The original logo was designed on photoshop, created from pixels, which was a good way to create precise looking shapes, with sharper edges, however when you enlarge the image, it becomes less clear as the pixels are larger. This was a problem for our promotional material, as it meant we couldn't enlarge the image to fit the twitter banner or Tnstagram profile logo.

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Photograph by George Hancock edited by Tom Gamble

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Created and managed by George Hancock

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Created and managed by George Hancock

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Why Tom is Building the Website on Wix (Tom Gamble)

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Why Tom is Building the Website on Wix (Tom Gamble)

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My reason for using Wix to create our webpage is so that when people purchase products from us and create an order, Wix has a system that makes card information secure and safe for people to purchase.

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As you can see doesn't have the same affect
Tests looked at by George Hancock

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Tests looked at by George Hancock

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Recorded by Tom Gamble