A level Graphic Communciation
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A level Graphic CommunciationIf anybody who has done AS/A2 can comment and tell me a little about what you actually do it would be much appreciated! I did fine art GCSE, so if possible could you tell me what the differences are? Thanks.
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Re: A level Graphic CommunciationI don't need an essay, I need a personal opinion.(Original post by Coursework.info)
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