Autoscopy.... in all different qualities!

For this project we had to show something that makes us insecure about our lives. For this I chose to expose my wish that I wish on days I was feeling so low about how I look or my weight, I wish I could just unzip my outer shell and step into the person I want to become. There's also different qualities! Enjoy!

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Supergraphics of Tampa Bay

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