Feature: Graphic design

 
Sans serifs in suburbia

Sans serifs in suburbia

Sainsbury’s brought 1960s Modernism to the kitchen cupboard
 
Identity preserved

Identity preserved

The labels for Tiptree jams stand out by staying the same
 
Sticky business

Sticky business

The dead-wrapped Tunnock’s Tea Cake is both hipster treat and Scottish design classic
 
Leftovers with a bad taste

Leftovers with a bad taste

In the past century the use of ‘trade characters’ built brand loyalty while reinforcing stereotypes
 
Tightly packed

Tightly packed

Owen Jones’s trademark design for biscuit tins has stayed the same for generations
 
Fry like a spy

Fry like a spy

The comic strip simplicity of Len Deighton’s Action Cook Book taught bachelors how to cook
 
Purple reign

Purple reign

One of the world’s oldest chocolate bars has kept the same colour through thick and thin
 
Labelled with love

Labelled with love

The new craft beers come in bottles, ideal for trendy bars and hipsters who want to display what they’re drinking. By Paul Keers
 
Process and poetry

Process and poetry

Stranger & Stranger and Fernando Gutiérrez tell Paul Keers about the ways in which bottles and labels communicate the intangible (and occasionally imaginary) character of wine and spirits
 
Raw like sushi

Raw like sushi

Alternative food zines scramble the conventions of magazine design to make a more authentic flavour
 
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