Amber Art & Design Team Case Study

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he Amber Art & Design Team consists of 5 dedicated artists who share one goal – to create meaningful public art to spark the interests of young artists and to bring art to areas with little to no public art. Through Legendary, they have sparked the imaginations of many while paying a tribute to the great musicians of the

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