Plage Paloma is a vintage thrift shop located in Paris and Lyon. The typography used for their visual identity is Jack's Maggot, designed by Simon Walker.

The business cards are printed on Colorplan paper with foil by Foilco and printed by ICB Imprimerie.

Toké is a fast food restaurant based in Lyon, France, offering tasteful French empanadas. Their light hearted visual identity uses three typefaces plus a series of illustrations. The logo is based on Chaumont Script, which is also used for headlines in combination with Elephant. On the website, body copy is set in Degular.

Photography by Toké / Pookie Cookie Studio

Identity created by Jérémy Raucq (C'est par là / Por Qué No) for the French cutler Simon D’estanque. He designs his knives for highly prestigious French gastronomy establishments. A strong and distinctive identity achieved through the use of the Base&Bloom designed by Peter Bushuev, NaumType. The typography offers multiple alternates per glyph, a specificity that inspired the logomark and its several variants.

To discover their work, see the website made by Jérémy Raucq with Readymag.

Visual identity for Claire Ginestoux designed by Por Qué No, using Marcus from MA-MA Type together with Avenue Mono from BoulevardLAB. The palette is completed by Neutraface Text Italic from House Industries.

From the artist’s website (translated):

French artist Claire Ginestoux has always been drawn to nature in all its graphic and colorful forms. Inspired by the natural phenomenon called Superbloom, a spectacular bloom of wild flowers in the California desert, she declines this rare and precious moment in a sensitive and shimmering universe, in an imaginary landscape in her pastels and paintings, in abstract prints or in silk flowers.