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Jessica Hische is an American lettering artist, illustrator, author, and type designer. She was one of the first of a new generation of letterers and the present-day flourishing of the lettering arts can in part be traced back to her emergence.

She was born in Charleston, South Carolina and she graduated from Tyler School of Art and attained a BFA in Graphic and Interactive Design.  She then went on to work for design firms like Headcase Design and Louise Fili Ltd. She has worked with the likes of Wes Anderson, designing titles for his film Moonrise Kingdom, Penguin Books, The New York Times and Victoria Secret to name a few. Hische has contributed to the design of several postage stamps. Hische designed the "Love Ribbons" stamp for the US Postal Service with Louise Fili, which sold over 250 million stamps.She collaborated with Fili for two other stamp designs: Sealed with Love in 2013,and Skywriting in 2015. Also in 2015 she created her first solo stamp for the US Postal Service, a love stamp called Forever Hearts. She creates alot of graphic pieces which contain lettering and some form of pattern and design. In her childrens book ‘Tomorrow I’ll Be Kind’ she uses large visuals to create a vibrant message easily understandable to children through her illustrations of the words ‘Helpful’, ‘Gentle’ and ‘Honest’. These words show a great message to children by using graphics that are simple yet effective for her target audience.

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Peter Strain is an Association of Illustrators Critics' Choice Award-winning illustrator based in Belfast. He specialises in creating carefully composed, hand-rendered illustration and typography and always tries to experiment with texture and mark-making techniques to keep his work evolving. His work is hugely influenced by film and music and aims to tackle social, political and cultural issues with a highly distinctive hand lettering style, bold imagery and humour. He has worked for clients such as FILM4, The Guardian, Island Records, TIME magazine, Sony Music, Queens Film Theatre, University of Ulster and Mens Health. Strain attended the University of Ulster in Belfast studying Visual Communication but later realised his passion lay with illustration as he struggled with designing in traditional styles of Graphic Design. Illustration allowed him to freely work with drawing, collage and type. He works with themes of love, regret and mortality in his personal work and includes typography as a way to tell a story. Strain uses influences of pop culture and film in his work aswell as an expression of humour and satire. He uses a mixture of pen, pencil and ink and combines his pieces together in Adobe photoshop.

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https://www.theguardian.com/food/2021/nov/30/break-junk-food-cycle-britain-national-food-strategy

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