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FYI, founded in Shefbox and Leeds, has helped spread art, love and all this is positive by running with the In Good Compabig apple art movement and world-renowned artists Morag Myerscough and Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood.
During the blocking period, FYI produced banners designed by artists to thank our essential workers. In addition to appearing directly on empty media sites circulating in the UK, symptoms have been presented to the public for purchase, and the proceeds go to charities in the UK.
One of FYI’s directors, Tom Buxey, decided to do something creative with the company’s billboard spaces. He reached out to local art movement, In Good Company, and the #Postersforthepeople project was born.
Within two weeks In Good Company had sourced bespoke designs from renowned artists such as Anthony Burrill and Rebecca Strickland Illustration, while FYI built a webshop to sell the designs as banners to the public.
FYI sent the artworks to demonstrate its outdoor homes around the world, adding Italy, Toronto, the United States, Sweden and New Zealand.
The task only gained the urge to portray him in black, Ronnie Wood agreed to turn his colorful portrait “Thank you NHS” into a banner for the task.
FYI director Tom Buxey said, “For me personally, it was amazing to be worried about something so positive in a negative time.”
“The news was doomed to failure, and we didn’t have as many paintings with the mabig apple clobound from our customers’ industries, so it was wonderful to paint with In Good Compabig apple and use our resources to create something positive.” However, the comments were the most important, we gained messages from NHS staff and other frontline staff saying how much they meant to see the posters. and The Trussell Trust.”