Website for developer <n>Laxer</n>, designed by <n>Obys Agency</n>. Both were nominated in the <n>Awwwards Annual Awards</n>.

Table of contents from the 2020 book <n>Data Centers: Edges of a Wired Nation</n>, designed by <n>Hubertus Design</n>.

Silkscreen Helvetica®––Posters on Behance

Annual report for <n>Cnap</n> by <n>Republique Studio</n>, using typefaces by <n>François Rappo</n> and <n>Jakub Samek</n>.

Website for <n>GRAINS</n>, a performance by <n>Sofía Castro</n>, <n>Anna Petrini</n>, and <n>Mattias Petterson</n>.

<n>The Brand Identity x CoType Foundry Posters</n> featuring the <n>Aeonik</n> and <n>RM Neue</n> typefaces.

UI/UX design for wine merchant <n>VNTNR</n> by <n>Nightjar</n> for <n>Pernod Ricard Winemakers</n>.

<n>Nachtluft</n>, a 2014 leporello book of song lyrics by <n>Fabian Römer</n>. Design and photography by <n>Deutsche & Japaner</n>.

Brutalist branding by creative studio <n>Bennett & Clive Productions</n>.

A magazine layout of <n>The 82 Highest Alps Summits</n>, classified by massif.

Gino Buscaini, François Labande, Maurice Brandt – The highest Alps summits

Graphic design by <n>Maxime Bodereau</n>.

Styla - Brand Proposal Keynote Presentation Template

Dieline for the <n>SALT & STONE</n> <n>Cleansing Facial Wipes</n> packaging.

The 2003 paperback edition of <n>Typography Today</n>, with concept and design by <n>Helmut Schmid</n>.

Diagram of the <n>EP-133 K.O. II</n> sampler and composer by <n>teenage engineering</n>.

The cover of <n>Dixit 03</n>, a publication by <n>Caryatide</n> featuring <n>Richard Venlet</n> and <n>OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen</n>.

A collection of record label designs for artists including <n>Branko</n>, <n>Blue Lab Beats</n>, and <n>emapea</n>.

The book "<n>Rero, Via Negativa</n>" on artist <n>Rero</n>, designed by <n>zoo</n> and <n>Valentine Thébaut</n> for <n>Skira</n>, 2021.

Website for the digital design studio <n>DashDigital</n>.

The <n>EP–133 K.O. II</n> sampler and composer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

Movie-themed <n>Sticker Design</n> by <n>Oritoke's Pixels</n>.