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Award-winning UK design blog established in 2010 to discover, champion and inspire new designers.

photos of numbers :: 64b, 101, 62a & 49a

Katie, September 20, 2013June 16, 2020
This article was published 13 years

Happy Friday! I have been running around the London Design Festival, and couldn’t help but spot a few little photos of numbers…

photos of numbers LDF13

The 64b is just next to Najla El Zein’s Wind Portal in the V&A. The 101 one is part of 8-18, an exhibition of the Typographic Circle’s Magazine, Circular, also at the V&A. And 62a and 49a were spied on set-up day at Tent London – they belong to the very lovely Oscar Medley-Whitfield, who is on the stand next to BRINK.

Have a lovely weekend!

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This article was published 13 years
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