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The bottom square represents the old year, and the top square represents the new. Standing in the middle, holding a glass and toasting all of your friends and family with gusto, that's you.

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I like how you can use overlays to suggest Venn diagrams without having to label everything or make a clear scientific point about what each area represents. As it's New Year, it makes most sense that these squares should represent a handover from one era to the next, and of course, that handover should look like both eras combined.

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Chris Baron graduated with a BA in Multimedia Design in 2005 from Southampton University, UK. He has worked in various creative fields within packaging, print and film, including projects for the BBC and Guerilla Creative Production. He draws inspiration from the urban landscape as well as design pioneers like Saul Bass.

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