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The <n>Fraktion Sans</n> typeface, designed by <n>Juri Zaech</n> for the <n>Pangram Pangram</n> foundry.

Poster for the 2022 <n>Swiss Performance Art Award</n>, designed with <n>Estelle Piguet</n>.

A collection of works by designers <n>Anna Kulachëk</n>, <n>Ryan Gander</n>, and <n>Filip Kraus</n>.

The <n>RM Neue Type Specimen Book</n> printed by <n>Identity Printers & Finishers</n> on paper from <n>Fedrigoni UK</n>.

<n>Stool</n> (2018) by designer <n>Ursa Gantar</n>.

Poster for <n>Die Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften</n> in Berlin and Potsdam on May 28, 2011.

A booklet on the visibility of women, featuring distorted, <n>Brutalist</n>-inspired typography.

Poster for the <n>NB-55MS™</n> and <n>NB-ASR-B™</n> typefaces by <n>Stefan Gandl</n> for <n>Neubau</n>, 2023.

A spread from <n>Desde el estándar</n>, a book by <n>Mònica Losada</n> made with digital tools like ASCII generators.

Poster for the <n>Tomasz Stanko New York Quartet</n> concert at <n>Nasjonal jazzscene</n> on April 8, 2017.

Design by <n>StudioSpass</n> for <n>Marta Herford</n>'s 2021 publication <n>Look! Revelations on Art and Fashion</n>.

Brand components from the <n>Metalab</n> rebrand, featuring typefaces <n>PP Eiko</n> and <n>Basis Grotesque</n>.

<n>My Chair Can Walk</n>, a 2023 poster by <n>joediver.co</n>.

Portfolio website design for graphic designer <n>Mane Tatulyan</n>, 2020.

Poster for the <n>HKU Graduation Show: Exposure 2022</n>, using the <n>Quadrant Slab Duo Italic</n> typeface.

Type specimen for <n>Aeonik Mono</n> and <n>Fono</n> by <n>CoType Foundry</n>. Graphic design by <n>Folch</n>.

<n>New Brutalism, Nº01</n>, a personal design project by <n>Tim Tijink</n>.

SNTR, a typeface designed by <n>Maria Kosheleva</n> and mentored by <n>Alice Savoie</n>.

Poster for the <n>Digital Art & Design Typography</n> exhibition at <n>SunMoon. Alternative Art Gallery</n> in 2016.

A spread from <n>Fact Magazine</n>'s 2020 issue with art direction by <n>Zak Group</n>.

Branding for <n>SGD</n> Architecture Office, designed by <n>GAA</n> in 2024.