The inaugural Penguin student Book awards provided the challenge of creating a series of covers for their ‘Classic’ collection. Georgia produced three covers (Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles, shown right) all of which challenged the conventions by removing all copy from the cover. In fact, she removed everything, as the white cover contains a die-cut, with only the wallpaper image, on the inside page showing through. She was awarded second prize in this national competition and is now currently working in Oxford for the design consultancy Freeman Christie.