Ufficio Sans

Solo Coffee

Solo Coffee Website

Margo+Beuys

Gaggero Works

Mareida Restaurand & Wine Bar

Boris Display

Lowkey Design

Amble Sheep Coffee

Amble sheep believes that a free mind and a relaxed body allow us to be a better version of ourselves.

Milkman

Frau im Mond

Comércio com Memória – Almada 1973–2023

Fabio XM

Lara Redmer

Es stand in der Zeitung by Axel Redmer

Galgo

Tiquismiquis Club

Festeme Festival

Bastardo

Studio KōAN

Out & About

Fabio XM

Rob Reuland

Ekle Music School

Rigatoni

Tobias Bolliger

Ostfest 2022

Galgo

Andrea Eiber, Stella Rollny Kucher

Looping Tongues Exhibition Catalogue

Rigatoni

Major Studio

Charlotte Stone Brand Identity

Ufficio Sans

Sandra Mawuto Dotou

Sandra Mawuto Dotou – Conscious and Collective Love

Bastardo

Hugmun Studio

Charo

Margo+Beuys

Lara Gressner

Mental – das Kunstfestival zu Schizophrenie

How does it feel to experience schizophrenia? Pop-up Institut brought together eight artists with and without schizophrenia experience. On display were interactive exhibits that sought to bring the experience of schizophrenia to life.

Bastardo

Alex Skorija

The Object Enthusiast

Bastardo

E H Murandu, V Sorrentino

Prosanova Festival

Bastardo

G.B.

Take Care Portfolio – Nicolas Haeni

Galgo

Matteo Evangelisti

Confessioni Sonore

Bastardo

Anna-Lena Schmitt, Josephine Schröder

Wuträume by Anna-Lena Schmitt and Josephine Schröder

Research and design by Anna-Lena Schmitt and Josephine Schröder in the context of a workshop format with the same name. They describe the project as follows (translated by the contributor): We researched anger in the context of female socialisation. The aim of our work is to make anger visible. FLINTA* who have changed the world are rarely described as angry, although anger was often their driving force. Due to gender-specific historiography, FLINTA* lack both anger role models and the opportunity to be seen as such themselves. The publication Wuträume (spaces of / for anger) documents our exploration of the topic. It takes you through the workshops and guides you through the thoughts, statements and emotions of the participants. The publication is a workshop to take away. Set in Bastardo by Giulia Boggio, BianZhiDai by Xiaoyuan Gao and Nomo Mono by Lea Johanna Becker.

Bastardo

S Bauernberger, F Reischauer

Pieces of Berlin, 19–23

Pieces of Berlin is a blog and a book series covering Berlin and its inhabitants: Pieces of Berlin tells stories about the world’s most marvelous city and its inhabitants. it attempts to lay out and capture a profile of berlin’s everyday life in its entirety by way of approaching random people on the street. Online since 2009, Pieces of Berlin documents both the current bustle and the constant change of our metropolis. All Berlin pictures are analogue 6×6 photos and are available as limited prints. The portraits are shot by Florian Reischauer and the publications are designed by Stefan Bauernberge. Shown here is the third volume, covering the years 2019–2023.

Bastardo

Louisa Victoria Clever

Patriarchat mit Todesfolge

Designed by Louisa Victoria Clever for her Master thesis at HfK Bremen, Patriarchat mit Todesfolge (“Patriarchy with fatal consequences”) aims at interrogating on gender-based violence worldwide. The project includes an installation (230×120 cm) and a publication (40×57,4 cm). From Clever’s Instagram post (translated): Gender-based violence is one of the most common human rights violations worldwide and the numbers continue to rise. We should move away from the idea that the obvious is enough to overcome patriarchy. The patriarchal structures are deeply rooted everywhere in our system. They are in business, politics, family life and our legal system. These structures provide the breeding ground for the highest level of patriarchal violence: femicide. Hardly discussed or ignored by the system for years, the numbers are still enormously high today. We have to work together to overcome this system and one step among many is thematic discussion. In order to be able to remedy the grievances, we need to know where they come from and where they reach. This is exactly where we have to start and change the system from the ground up so that all people in a society can live equally and self-determinedly.

Ufficio Sans

G.B.

You Creative Media

Created as a space for learning, skill development and professional growth, You Creative Media is a flexible creative course and resource platform that provides practical creative skill development for aspiring and established creatives alike, who are looking to develop or learn new skills that clients or businesses actually want. Development by Tom Pippard.

Multiple Fonts

Turbo Type

Same Bold Stories? Catalog and Show

Same Bold Stories? Type Design by Women and Queers in the 20th and 21st Centuries is a bilingual publication accompanying the exhibition of the same title (see the dedicated post). From an article written by turbo type for Fontstand (with added links): A book accompanying the exhibition was released on August 23rd, offering an informative theoretical extension to the exhibited works. Essays and interviews by and with contemporary acteurs of the international type scene, such as ALT.tf, Nadine Chahine, Katharina Koch, Laura Meseguer and Teal Triggs, reveal that historiography is rarely “complete” and that gaps can only be filled, if at all, by consciously engaging with them.ly engaging with them. Edited by Klingspor Museum and Naomi Rado, the publication includes contributions by Petra Eisele & Isabel Naegele (UN/SEEN – SEEN), Teal Triggs, Giulia Boggio, Amber Weaver, Nadine Chahine, Laura Meseguer, Katharina Koch, Dorothee Ader, Tatjana Prenzel, Valerij Ledenev, and Naomi Rado. The book design was provided by Leonie Martin of turbo type together with Masha Egorova, using a range of typefaces designed by women and queers. One typeface that’s featured in the book but not shown in the included images is CoFo Sans Mono.

Bastardo

Boris Display

MOOI Design

What The Fem Exhibition

According to Nordico Stadtmuseum, the exhibition What the Fem*? makes a discursive contribution to feminism by placing current artistic positions in dialogue with documentation of local feminist actions and performances from the last 70 years. The exhibits demonstrate how the political movement today, as in the past, has dealt with questions of equality, role attributions and their social consequences. It is precisely this form of debate that What the Fem*? also aims to evoke in the minds of the public.

Milkman

Tobias Bolliger

Kapitel Bollwerk, Season Opening Poster

According to Nordico Stadtmuseum, the exhibition What the Fem*? makes a discursive contribution to feminism by placing current artistic positions in dialogue with documentation of local feminist actions and performances from the last 70 years. The exhibits demonstrate how the political movement today, as in the past, has dealt with questions of equality, role attributions and their social consequences. It is precisely this form of debate that What the Fem*? also aims to evoke in the minds of the public.

Fantastudio

G.B.

Fantabody Milano

Fantabody is an independent brand from Milan led by women who value inclusion and sustainability. They have recently opened Fantastudio, a creative space in Milan where you can have a closer relationship with our community, where you can touch our products live.

ALT Klarinet

Studio One Eighty

Studio One Eighty Identity

“With this update came a brand refresh as well. Our goal was to really hone in on the possibilities of balance. The evocative yet sophisticated. The modern yet professional. The bold yet refined. This also reflects the work and experience we have with the best of both worlds.”