Earlier this year, I was kindly invited by the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Bright Signals to come to Scotland, visit the city and create all the artwork for the FRINGE 2020 Programme. The plan was to shine a spotlight on the heroes of the Fringe, from the artists to the backstage crew.

This year, for the first time in the Fringe’s seven-decade history, they had to make the difficult but unavoidable decision to not publish a Fringe Programme. Despite that, they feel that this is a message worth shouting about, arguably even more so now than before.

With that in mind, they’ve created a range of limited-edition merchandise so you can collect your very own part of the 2020 Fringe and celebrate the programme that never was.

Proceeds from Fringe Shop sales help support the work of the Fringe Society, an independent charity working to support the artists and audiences who together make the Fringe the greatest celebration of arts and culture on the planet.