Despite Britain’s recent identity crisis, changes to London’s visual identity have some feeling a bit more optimistic. The London Underground’s iconic typeface is getting a makeover.

The font used on signage ... all trains and buses and station signage. The new design, Johnston100, will initially be used for printed materials, such as Tube maps and posters.

Alongside "Mind the Gap" at your feet and round red and blue "Underground" signs overhead ... "i" in TfL's font. Those big round eyes come from the dot that indicates a Tube station, although ...

However, the evolution of the roundel into its current form has been a gradual process, and in one central London Tube station ... this might seem unusual, this sign actually predates the circular ...

Nor did she say if the font mistake was present on signs at any of the other stations that are currently under renovation as part of Metro’s “summer shutdown.” Van Dorn Street is one of six ...