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Illustrators' Winter Fair 2023,
with Stereohype / FL@33 stand inside Granary Building (entrance hall The Crossing), Granary Square, King's Cross, London N1C 4BH, Saturday,
9 December 2023.
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FL@33 / STEREOHYPE STAND
Illustrators' Winter Fair 2023 was another fantastic opportunity this year to share the joy and multi-sensory experience of seeing and touching Stereohype's graphic art collection – to hear the extremely beautiful sound of one-inch button badges falling back into their trays from all the customers' searching hands and fingers. Such a beautiful sound...
___ We have already taken part in the Illustrators' Winter Fairs in 2022, 2019, 2018, 2017, and 2016, and also participated in a few Summer Fairs in 2018, 2022 and 2023.
___ It is always an enormous pleasure to meet – often for the first time, like this time – collaborators, supporters, and customers at these rare occasions. So thank you once again to all who shared and liked our online announcements, and to those of you who had a chance to actually pop by to say hello and buy a few gems!
___ We continued our focus this time on badges and button badge gift boxes only – all on offer for special non-online prices.
___ We also brought along plenty of FL@33-designed items again as part of Stereohype's range of over 2,700 graphic art products created for us by over 650 carefully selected talents from around the world, all forming part of Stereohype's FL@33-curated graphic art collection.
___ The annual summer and winter fairs offer a wide range of beautiful work by over 100 contemporary illustrators and collectives.
___ Visitors could browse Stereohype's collection of 1,777 button badges that was once again spread out – vaguely organised by themes with a few trays and bowls filled with a wild mix of our badges. These Chaos-themed containers are unsurprisingly always the most popular starting point.
___ The collection includes 145 FL@33 designs, by the way. A delightful sight (and sound) for all involved – especially considering that stereohype.com is primarily an online boutique, offering virtual products that only become physical for customers when they arrive in their letterboxes.
