Typographic explorations by ErrorError Studio, using EE Parking®, a typeface they created inspired by stencils found in parking lots.
Design & Foundry: ErrorError Studio
NASK Studio chose Clarendon Graphic Light by Optimo Foundry to shape a refined typographic system that frames the photographic content of JB Books & Projects.
Foundry: Optimo Foundry Design: NASK Studio
This series of keychains, the result of Pauline Esguerra’s exploration with laser cutting, uses, among other typefaces, Eurocat by Maxitype.
Foundry: Maxitype Design: Pauline Esguerra
Rajola is a stencil and filled typeface designed by ErrorErrorStudio. It is inspired by and pays tribute to the iconic hexagonal tiles characteristic of the Mediterranean.
Type Design: ErrorErrorStudio
From Mexican cantinas and their traditional signage, Socker Studio drew inspiration to design the identity, interiors, and typography for the seafood restaurant Con Vista al Mar.
Type & Graphic Design: Socker Studio
Runners and coffee lovers community, The Coffee Run, asked Dum Dum Studio to create their identity through a bespoke typeface full of dynamism.
Foundry and design: Dum Dum Studio
Supply stencil is the custom typeface Tric Studio inspired by streetwear, metal zines, tapes and the history of stencil, made as part of the identity system for Supply.
Design: Tric Studio
Studio Bruch, with a custom made lettering and type design, developed the identity of the 1951 established carpentry company, Hea.
Type Design: Studio Bruch Type Studio: Hungarumlaut
Museu del Disseny used Maxeville from SM Foundry in the exhibition Objetos comunes. Designed by PFP Disseny.
Foundry: SM Design: PFP Disseny
Alfey, the main typeface of Camping Alfacs’ new identity, inspired by the signage the brand had since its beginnings.
Typeface and identity: Leon Romero
