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“The job of a professional designer is to create a label that is distinctive from all others. The role is much like that of a winemaker, but instead of crafting a fine wine featuring beautiful aromas, ample flavor and a gracious finish, a label designer selects the appropriate colors, shapes, texture and fonts to enhance the overall beauty of the bottle the wine is packaged in.”
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