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“ ‘Mona Lisa’s Hundred Smiles’ by Shigeo Fukuda (1970)
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‘Mona Lisa’s Hundred Smiles’ by Shigeo Fukuda (1970)

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“ ‘Mona Lisa’s Hundred Smiles’ by Shigeo Fukuda (1970)
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‘Mona Lisa’s Hundred Smiles’ by Shigeo Fukuda (1970)

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A collection of images in most part to do with cafes. This tumblr helped create Dead Man Espresso & gave me the confidence to design our new cafe Common Galaxia, which was inspired by images I have collected over the years on this site and is basically a living-reproduction of 12 Gauge. The brand behind our cafes and responsible for the design & any future projects is Sunkland, which takes it's name from Port Phillip Sunkland, a geology term referring to Melbourne... our home.
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