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| | | Posted on 09.10.2008 | Posted by TB
The Ladyhawke Project
On Wednesday the 8th October, 1917 Corp visited the Careers Centre at Davies Street.
1917 Corp are a music promotions company and are currently running a campaign exclusively through art colleges to design a piece of tour merchandise for Ladyhawke. This can be anything - a t-shirt, hat, jewellery, badge - whatever you want to do.
To take part in the project, you would be asked to submit designs and the one that Pip (aka Ladyhawke) likes best will be produced and sold on a future tour.
This is a great opportunity for a student to get work noticed in this environment and a great addition to the CV.
If you couldn't make it to the Careers Centre yesterday, then it's still not too late for you to register your interest.
To find out more, do get in touch with Lesley-Anne at 1917 Corp. You can email her at lesleyanne@1917corp.com and you can check out 1917 at www.1917corp.com or www.myspace.com/1917corp.
1917 Corp are a music promotions company and are currently running a campaign exclusively through art colleges to design a piece of tour merchandise for Ladyhawke. This can be anything - a t-shirt, hat, jewellery, badge - whatever you want to do.
To take part in the project, you would be asked to submit designs and the one that Pip (aka Ladyhawke) likes best will be produced and sold on a future tour.
This is a great opportunity for a student to get work noticed in this environment and a great addition to the CV.
If you couldn't make it to the Careers Centre yesterday, then it's still not too late for you to register your interest.
To find out more, do get in touch with Lesley-Anne at 1917 Corp. You can email her at lesleyanne@1917corp.com and you can check out 1917 at www.1917corp.com or www.myspace.com/1917corp.
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