On the 100th birthday of artist José Vermeersch, an exhibition was held to celebrate his work, where the Bradford Mono typeface played a crucial role.
Inspired by its iconic location—Las Vegas—this hotel embraces warm, sun-faded colors, a custom sober logo with subtle serif hints, and uses National and Nib as its typefaces.
As authentic as nature can be, Justified Studio chose these two typefaces to be part of a sober yet sophisticated identity for the organic food producer Natoora.
Workbyworks Studio designed this unconventional serif typeface and visual identity for Steffan Studio.
Quatrième Étage revamped the visual identity of the iconic Brock store, selecting the ES Face typeface for its logo, a 19th-century inspired serif with contemporary finishes.
Resonanz B by Out of the Dark and Clarendon Graphic were the typefaces selected by Lisa Sturacci for the editorial design of this book about about Edgar Sarin’s work.
Parker Studio said goodbye to 2022 with this candle, made in collaboration with Imprimerie du Marais. The packaging uses Chalet Book, along with the first printed use of Parker’s PS Times.
Tartuffo by Bouk Ra for Lift Type in the identity created by Fila Korea for the 2024 White Open Seoul; a tennis open where everyone can participate.
M. Geisser used HAL Colant from HAL Typefaces and ROM from Dinamo for the poster and invitation for the Walter Walter Longevity exhibition.
