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    Max Rollitt

    Feb 03, 2022 2 minutes

    THE most powerful skill set a designer can possess is a deep and hands-on education allied with impeccable instinct. The first can be developed with determination; the second might be refined over time but cannot be taught. Max Rollitt demonstrates a sensitive balance of both.

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