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Matt Dawson is an American brand identity designer also known as Stay Gray Ponyboy. He’s been a involved in brand identity for more than 10 years, but before Matt got into graphic design he was studying Landscape Architecture.
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Matt is now a partner at The Ash Collective, a design studio that produces brand identity, video and web design services.
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