Interview with Martin Rud | Design You Trust

Miguelus on 11 23 09

We interviewed the Danish Art Director Martin Rud,a profissional with nearly 10 years of experience in the world of design and digital media. He gave us his thoughts about his work and what a designer must have to suceed in the world of design.

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