But the skyline image used was actually one of Birmingham, Alabama, USA...
It took a resident who received the pamphlet to realise that the image was wrong. Initially, the council claimed no mistake had been made and the "generic skyline [was] intended to symbolise an urban area".. they later admitted they had made a mistake. Ha!
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1 comment:
Haha! Surely somebody would have checked through the artwork before it got sent to print - especially when it was costing £15,000! It's good to know it's not just us students who make mistakes!
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