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

photos of numbers :: 2, various numbers between 20 and 50 & 30/2

Katie, November 9, 2012June 16, 2020
This article was published 14 years

I have just returned from my post-LDF holiday – a week in Thailand. It was hot, it was sunny, and there were photos of numbers to be had everywhere! Here are three of my favourites.

I couldn’t quite believe it when I spotted the first one; a number two chalked onto an egg. I have no idea why it was there, but it absolutely made my day!

three polaroid style photos of numbers

The second picture is of a shop – again I have no idea what these tags are for, but I was chuffed to bits to find all these numbers just hanging from the ceiling waiting to be photographed.

And finally 30/2 is a street number in Phuket Town – I loved the bold typefaces and the combination of white, yellow and black.

Have a fab weekend!

This article was published 14 years
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