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The collection covers four main dish types, iPlate “Import Food”, iPlate “Edit Food”, iPlate “Image Size” and iPlate “Ctrl Z”.
Borka is a French illustrator working for both youth literature and magazines. He likes mixing the aesthetic of indian ink with the multiplicity of possibilities offered by image editing software, and he spends most of my time in front of my screen hacking Photoshop. So, obviously, sometimes, it turns me crazy!


@aleckyleese lol … christmas present? http://t.co/nhx4JqPB