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    How to communicate libre graphics?

    December 21, 2012 communication, Conversations, LGRU, Madrid, Vocabulary


    Brainstorm by participants in the workshop Estación Nómada de Diseño (Libre Graphics Workstation) at Central de Diseño /DIMAD


    Image: Myriam Cea

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