“Estudio Tampiquito offers professional photography and printing services, founded in Monterrey by Rodrigo Chapa and Iñigo Rizo. The studio quickly became a go-to place for all sorts of projects, from portraits to collaborations with creative agencies looking to complement each other’s work.”

Designed by Savvy Studio

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“Marsha Golemac is Melbourne-based creative consultancy focusing on the creation of imagery, set design and installation.”

Designed by U–P

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“Australia-based CreateOne came to us for a refresh of an existing brand, web design, and training books. We were pretty stoked to be working with a client from the Land Down Under, and that they chose us, a small company located literally on the other side of the world. A self-proclaimed “people development company,” CreateOne offers courses for management, employee engagement, and overall cultural change within businesses.

“As a refresh, the project began with some inherent design limitations in the mark and color palette. We knew that the progression of the brand had to honor both CreateOne’s youthful leadership as well as it’s traditional backbone. After several explorations, we successfully refined the mark and enlivened the color scheme with an accent color that greatly helped in balancing out the website.”

Designed by Focus Lab

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“Assembly are serious about their coffee and tea. From the vessel you’re drinking, to the apparatus in which your drink is brewed, right through to the origin of the beans – everything at Assembly is carefully curated. While you can drink coffee and tea at Assembly it’s less like a café and more like a gallery. It’s a place where you can experience, learn, digest and discuss – whether you’re a Chemex aficionado from way back or you’re just dipping your proverbial toe into coffee culture.”

Designed by The Hungry Workshop

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“Bok’s product range is exotic – organically and ethically sourced springbok hide bags and accessories hailing all the way from the wilds of Africa. We worked closely with Bok to develop an identity that takes a new look at the African landscape. Bold angles and unconventional orientations paired with modern typography form the core of the identity. Colour was also key for this project – we identified a colour that framed the product rather than blended with it.

“We kept a close eye on the colour throughout the project, maintaining consistency in the execution of the brand, including our in-house letterpress production of business cards and swing tags. We also provided hands-on art direction for the product photography, including the construction of the diagonal horizon set.”

Designed by The Hungry Workshop

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“Gather builds brands and marketing campaigns for the social good. Led by Simon Isaacs, a leading thinker in cause-marketing and grassroots movement building, Gather serves as an external chief-marketing officer working intimately with the world’s leading nonprofits, foundations and corporations to build and run some of the largest and most impactful campaigns for social good.

“Simon was interested in a simple, straight-forward yet impactful identity for this new venture. The logotype conveys a sense of movement and change and the industrial, hardworking letterforms imbues a feeling of strength and reliability; the combined qualities at the foundation of Gather. We intentionally kept a minimal color palette to highlight the natural textures of the application materials and supporting imagery.

“We designed Gather’s first holiday gift, a custom labeled bottle of maple syrup and greeting card, inspired by Simon’s roots in Vermont. The theme of the gift was sweet new beginnings — a wish for his friends, colleagues, and clients as well as a nod to the launch of Gather. We have been honored to partner with Gather on many incredible projects including Beespace, Aeras, Future Fortified, and Rock the Vote.”

Designed by  Apartment One

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“Daisy asked us to develop a new identity for her budding floral design business. We then applied the brand to custom die-cut letterpress business cards and a responsive e-commerce website.”

Designed by Hammerpress

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“Corporate Design for the Vienna wedding photographer Pia Clodi that has for her own label Peaches & created mint. Basis for the design is an independent Typomix consisting of the Sabon whose curved ampersand forms an aesthetic transition between the two words, and a curved handwriting that emphasizes the personal relationship of the photographer with the wedding couple. All printed materials were printed in a high-quality letterpress printing process.”

Original text:

Corporate Design für die Wiener Hochzeitsfotografin Pia Clodi, die dafür ihr eigenes Label peaches & mint geschaffen hat. Basis für die Gestaltung ist ein eigenständiger Typomix, bestehend aus der Sabon, deren geschwungenes &-Zeichen einen ästhetischen Übergang zwischen den beiden Wörtern bildet, und einer geschwungenen Handschrift, die den persönlichen Umgang der Fotografin mit den Hochzeitspaaren unterstreicht. Alle Drucksorten wurden in einem hochwertigen Letterpress-Druckverfahren gedruckt.

Designed by Josef Heigl

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“Das eigene Branding soll einen Einblick in den eigenen Grafikstil geben, der von Geradlinigkeit und Minimalismus sowie einer hoher Affinität zu schlichter, aber starker und einprägsamer Typografie geprägt wird. Der Schriftzug Josef Heigl passt sich immer der Größe des Mediums an und variiert in Länge und Höhe, ohne aber an Wiedererkennbarkeit zu verlieren. Verstärkt wird dies durch den markanten Farbeinsatz. Die hochwertige Druckproduktion mittels alter Letterpress-Maschinen soll das haptische Erlebnis erhöhen.”

Original text:

Das eigene Branding soll einen Einblick in den eigenen Grafikstil geben, der von Geradlinigkeit und Minimalismus sowie einer hoher Affinität zu schlichter, aber starker und einprägsamer Typografie geprägt wird. Der Schriftzug Josef Heigl passt sich immer der Größe des Mediums an und variiert in Länge und Höhe, ohne aber an Wiedererkennbarkeit zu verlieren. Verstärkt wird dies durch den markanten Farbeinsatz. Die hochwertige Druckproduktion mittels alter Letterpress-Maschinen soll das haptische Erlebnis erhöhen.

Designed by Josef Heigl

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“Visual identity for Helselaben. At Helselaben clinic, various health care practitioners cooperate across professions to offer comprehensive health care. Helselaben offers physical therapy, manual therapy, chiropractic treatment, acupuncture and massage. If other expertise is required, they also cooperate with other professions outside the clinic, including an orthodontist and a nutritionist. Their goal is to ensure that their clients always receive the treatment that is right for them. The clinic is situated in Hemsedal in Norway. ”

Designed by Kind

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