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'Most of us don't feel upbeat all the time': Oli Frape's hand-lettered posters are a satirical comment on Britain in 2024

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UK-based lettering artist and type designer Oli Frape has captured the country's mood in his latest personal project, Sign of The Times. Inspired by old-school signs and adverts, these hand-drawn posters tackle the nation's current state with a dry smile. If you live in Britain, chances are you might be feeling a little.

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F37's new collaborative typeface collection is unlike any you've ever seen before

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Marbles is just one of the 25 typefaces on offer, alongside the rule-breaking contribution by Non-Format called F37 Lara, plus Anthony Burrill's font inspired by the lettering found on cardboard boxes, appropriately titled Box.

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British Red Cross asks us all to be kind in new poster campaign

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Other artists who have contributed include Rose Blake, Rob Flowers, Yukai Du, Timothy Hunt, Ruby Taylor, Nina Cosford, Bett Norris, Cajsa Holgersson, and Oli Frape, who each offer a different visual approach to the message that while the virus may keep us apart, kindness will keep us together.

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Thisaway livens up lunch, with fresh identity for street-food delivery brand

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This involved layering elements inspired by packaging, stickers, menus, and receipts to create a vibrant visual tapestry. By immersing ourselves in the culture and taking inspiration from an array of different places, we managed to capture the appeal, diversity and energy of a whole sector in a single identity.

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