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This is a two page editorial that I found in Print magazine. It grabbed my attention because of the two page layout design. It is an article about a product called Launched feminine care, and has a quite legible serif typeface. In trying to remove the yellowish tint I somehow darkened the whiteness of the image. I will try to correct here in the next couple of days. I was looking in earlier 90s publications to find something from David Carson and ran across this layout. I don't think it could be anymore polar opposite from what Carson was doing. It has a real conservative and subtle look to it.

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