Jennifer Whitworth's typographic investigation into post-Brexit Britain

25 May / 2018 / Scanner /

"48:52, is a typographic investigation into the EU referendum, exploring both the remain and leave voters' opinions and reactions towards the referendum and life in a post-Brexit Britain. In collaboration with Harry Dowlen. Printed by PrintOnPaper in broadsheet format," writes Jennifer Whitworth.

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Tags/ typography, graphic design, typographic project

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