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Laurie Rowan’s Gifs Will Make You Happy

Laurie Rowan is an animator, illustrator and director based on the South Coast of England.  He has had a studio-based and freelance career leading campaigns for clients such as BBC, Channel 4, Droga5, Disney and Google, Laurie’s work has achieved numerous accolades including a Children’s Bafta win and Lovie Award.

He is also part of the upcoming Design in Motion Festival that will be showing on all of the monitors at the Amsterdam Train Station on November 7th. 

His personal work has been met with global acclaim, having been covered by the top tier of design blogs, including Its Nice That, Booooooom & Creative Bloq as well as racking up in excess of 350 million views of his gifs.

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