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Paola Gulian

Paola Gulian, 23 years old.
I attained a BA in Advertising and Media in 2012 and an MA in New Media in 2013. Currently working within the field of social media advertising and PR and have previously worked for NGO's and non-profit organisations as a creative media strategist.

http://www.paolagulian.com
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Visualisation Aesthetics: Creative ways of visualising food and nutrition data

Communicating data can be a difficult task to embark on. Perhaps one of the biggest challenges would be to present / visualise data in a way that even viewers that are not informed or familiar with the subject visualised...
By Paola Gulian on 03/06/13 1
Ebay – The Future of Commerce. Description and comparison of the website’s redesign

Ebay – The Future of Commerce. Description and comparison of the website’s redesign

The online shopping and auction website Ebay has launched a new and improved website redesign in order to expand its audience and provide the shopper with an ultimate online shopping experience. The new website was launched on October 11th...
By Paola Gulian on 10/19/12 Comments Off on Ebay – The Future of Commerce. Description and comparison of the website’s redesign

(IM)POSSIBLE WORLDS – FIBER exhibits up-and-coming audiovisual artists

Reviewers: Evangelia Anagnostaki, Paola Gulian & Despoina Mountanea. Info:     24/08-28/09 FIBER exhibits up-and-coming audiovisual artists at NIMK with works by: Nicolas Andreas Fischer,Leon Lubberdink & Robin Koek, Matthias Oostri, Gabey Tjon A Tham,Lieven van Velthoven Just a day before...
By Paola Gulian on 10/01/12 Comments Off on (IM)POSSIBLE WORLDS – FIBER exhibits up-and-coming audiovisual artists
Raw Vegan and Health Food blogs – A New Way to Mask Eating Disorders.

Raw Vegan and Health Food blogs – A New Way to Mask Eating Disorders.

Nowadays, people tend to always want to aim higher, wanting to succeed in their career as well as their personal life. They work on perfecting their image and are willing to go far for the sake of being closest...
By Paola Gulian on 09/09/12 4