ERLY reinvents skincare with a fresh, typographic identity. Herbus Regular & Title Type, in the design by Studio Lotta Nieminen.
Foundry: Ornamental & Title Type Design: Studio Lotta Nieminen
With dots inviting the creation of interconnected forms, the design by Atelier Tout va bien features Baste in The MV Festival 2024.
Foundry: Image Format for Lift Type Design: Atelier Tout va bien
Technology has made our lives easier, but it seems everything comes at a price. INVOLUT introduces a range of supplements to combat the negative side effects of modern times. Featuring PicNic by Velvetyne.
Foundry: Velvetyne Design: Fuego Camina Conmigo
Maridenim just made its debut at the Fall/Winter 2024 show during Copenhagen Fashion Week. Blending their iconic bold designs with a fresh denim twist.
Logo design: Schicktoikka
Two Times Elliot designed the logo, typography, and monogram for Kettle Kids, drawing inspiration from London’s historic architecture and signage.
Type & Graphic Design: Two Times Elliot
An electric identity designed by DR. ME and an organic serif typeface, Gaya, accompany the 2-day indie music festival hosted by Macki.
Foundry: Out of the Dark Design: DR. ME
Address Arts leveraged the possibilities of Exposure by 205TF, a variable typeface whose weight was modified to achieve a solid and heavy logo.
Foundry: 205 TF Design: Address Arts
With the minimal amount of elements, Eric Wrenn designed the logo and visual identity for Bode, a New York-based clothing brand.
Type and graphic design: Eric Wrenn
How to design the extension of –a very well-known– brand, while also making it unique. Order solves this question with the identity of Journal House, a branch of WSJ dedicated to events.
Foundry: MCKL Type Foundry Design: Order
For being the first to create ocular accessories, the Inuit people and their syllabic writing system inspired a custom typeface and a new brand image for Mr Boho eyewear.
Type Design: Laura Meseguer Design: Buenaventura
Sylvan Lanz designed a custom variable font, for soccer Swiss team FC Basel, based on the typographic heritage of the city.
Type Designer: Sylvan Lanz
Guillaume Sbalchiero designed a warm sans serif typeface, as well as the global identity for Jacquemus.
Design: Guillaume Sbalchiero
