The Cure (Winner) | Plymouth College of Art 72hr Challenge

Posted on December 17, 2021 in Plymouth 72 hr challenge, Showcase by Plymouth College of Art

One man, one phone call – have you been naughty or nice? Created by Crystal Fraser, Joe Hall, Sam Mcloed, Tommy Damiral, Rhiann Gillman, Ryan Baker, Ryan May Miller

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