Community market infographic offers food for thought

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With a food scare sweeping Europe in the light of the horse meat scandal, more and more people seeking an alternative to the big supermarkets, and so things are busier than ever at Brockley Market, a popular street food and farmers' market in South East London.

The vegetables are framed by recognisable graphic portrayals of the traders

The vegetables are framed by recognisable graphic portrayals of the traders

Working with the market, the design will be available as a poster print They from the ToDoodle Design Shop. Only 50 of these will be produced, so if you want one - be quick!

Community feel

Brockley Market is an intensely community-driven street food and farmers' market and it was important to convey this in the piece. To do this designer Cato Barend van Schalkwyk used elements of the market and its setup in the design.

The vegetables are thus framed by recognisable graphic portrayals of the traders at the market and the bunting used to frame the print is the same that can be seen draped along its perimeter.

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