At the world’s largest sporting event, Nike embraced a modern, dynamic, and fluid typeface. In collaboration with Pizza Typefaces, they created the Nike Olympics fonts, a typeface inspired by twisting motion.
As part of the visual identity that Bureau Borsche created for the Bavarian State Opera, a digitized typeface —developed by Samara Keller— was created, based on a design found in the opera’s facilities.
Logotype and lettering inspired by the baroque era of the internet, proposed by Muon Studio for Youhee’s visual identity.
A geometric typeface with humanist features, crafted by Spassky Fischer, for the new identity of Études.
Decade created this visual identity to position an innovative lab-grown diamond brand, proposing a custom flare logo designed by Colophon Foundry.
Logotype custom-designed by Bureau Bernklau, drawing inspiration from the distinctive features of Ehmcke Antiqua, an early 20th-century typeface.
Frere-Jones was tasked with redesigning the New York City Football Club badge, and carefully adjusting each character to fit the circular arc of the badge.
This historic Finnish newspaper refreshed its image with a new logo, using a custom typeface created by Schick Toikka, drawing inspiration from the newspaper’s earlier logos from the 1920s to 1940s.
Paper made with clean materials; this was the twist COLLINS gave to this Canadian company, transforming it into Sustana. Custom typography by Sharp Type.
Leonard Joel, one of Australia’s top auction houses, refreshed its identity with Studio Doherty. The concept “Everything old is new again” blends heritage and modernity.
