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LWLies Magazine

7 Gold­en Tick­ets, 7 Lon­don Locations

10 Aug 2016

Words by Little White Lies

Bold yellow and black text on a plain background reads "MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN TICKET". Stars and a filmstrip-like icon are included in the design.
Bold yellow and black text on a plain background reads "MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN TICKET". Stars and a filmstrip-like icon are included in the design.
Vis­it one of sev­en secret loca­tions across Lon­don to col­lect a free print of our new issue cov­er art. And more…

To cel­e­brate the release of LWLies 66: The Mag­nif­i­cent Sev­en issue, we’ve hid­den sev­en prints of Tim­ba Smits’ cov­er art in sev­en of our favourite cof­fee shops across Lon­don. And that’s not all…

One print in each loca­tion con­tains a Mag­nif­i­cent Gold­en Tick­et. Find it, and you’ll win a lim­it­ed edi­tion Trainspot­ting print cour­tesy of Print Club Lon­don artist Peter Strain and Film4 Sum­mer Screen sea­son at Som­er­set House.

Get more Lit­tle White Lies

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Check out our loca­tion hints below.

2. Head to your clos­est venue and say the mag­ic pass­word: ​‘Sir, I Have A Proposition’.

3. Grab a free print and hope you’re one of the big winners.

Fol­low the prize trail across Lon­don and let us know how your search is get­ting on via Twit­ter using the hash­tag #LWLies­Gold

Good luck!

Ornate neoclassical building with a domed roof, surrounded by a wide plaza with a fountain in the foreground. The Union Jack flag is visible atop the building. The architecture features columns, arches, and other classical architectural elements.
Exterior of a coffee bar called Saha Radio, with people visible inside through the glass windows.
Brick building exterior with "The espresso room" sign above the entrance. People sitting on wooden benches outside, a pram beside them. Colourful flowers in a window box.
Outdoor cafe with large black signage reading "Look mum no hands!" on a brick building.
Cafe with customers seated inside, black and white image showing shop front with large windows, awnings, and people visible through the glass.
A vintage-style bicycle mounted on a cafe signage reading "COFFEE 1993".
Brick building with "Barber & Parlour" sign, street view with people walking by, modern high-rise building in the background.

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