Capital Print and Display Ltd.

These posters feel like a quick handshake with late-80s London, bold colors, clean lines, the kind of thing you’d peel off a rain-soaked wall and stick above your desk. They’re from a tiny studio that turned theater ads into pop art, sticking the same Covent Garden font over and over until it felt like a city’s heartbeat. Hunt down their 1986 Covent Garden poster; you’ll recognize the same crisp typeface that later dressed everything from punk flyers to indie album covers.