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The design might look familiar as it looks not unlike the Konig radio we featured the other week. But it wasn’t as colourful as these Steepletone Brighton radios.
We've featured Susan Taylor's typographic print treatments of cities like Glasgow and Manchester before. You can also enjoy her retro style over a cup of tea with this Brighton typographic mug.
We've featured lots of updates on the classic travel poster before, encouraging you to visit everywhere from the United States to space. Slightly closer to home – but no less appealing for it – are Kerry Hall's takes on the travel poster, inspired by Brighton and the surrounding Sussex countryside.
This Mobile Evolution print by Kyle Bean is a simple but effective way to show how technology has changed over a relatively short period.
The Brighton based design has placed simplified models of the phones into a line, starting with the huge brick like forms of over 30 years ago and moving onto the more slimline devices of today.
If you like, snap it up now as it's a limited edition of 100.
The A4 sized print costs £22.
Order it online
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The National Portrait Gallery has produced a new range of products based around the work of Hubert Leslie. Though not a household name, Leslie is known for the cut-paper silhouettes he produced while working on Brighton Pier between the war.
The product range includes notebooks, mugs and trays based on his striking silhouettes, There's also a couple of badges available featuring two of his most well-known portraits – Anita Loos and opera star Leo Sheffield.
Prices start at £3 for the stick-it notes pictured.
See the range online
