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Andrew Ashton

Biographies • Illustration — Andrew Ashton with the "Optimism Poster" developed for the 2007 ICOGRADA Conference in Beijing Andrew Ashton (born 1971) is an English book designer. He began his career in publishing at Kogan Page, the leading UK independent business publisher, in the early nineties. At the turn of the 21st century he moved to HarperCollins publishers where he still works.

Andrew Ashton

Ashton and Optimism Poster developed for the 2007 ICOGRADA Conference in Beijing

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Born
1971
Nationality
United Kingdom
Occupation
designer · illustrator
Languages
English

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Biographies • Illustration — Andrew Ashton with the "Optimism Poster" developed for the 2007 ICOGRADA Conference in Beijing Andrew Ashton (born 1971) is an English book designer. He began his career in publishing at Kogan Page, the leading UK independent business publisher, in the early nineties. At the turn of the 21st century he moved to HarperCollins publishers where he still works.

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