PULP, the Pop-Up Lab for Papermaking, is a hypothetical pop-up workshop event designed to promote the idea of paper recycling in our daily life as well as to provide a place for people to experience the craftsmanship of papermaking. The pulp defines the nature of the paper. From recycled materials to the pulp, from pulp to the final paper, the handmade texture brings transform to life. To convey the ideas and engage more people from the urban area, PULP focuses on the concept of processing, lab, and transforming.

Following the idea of Arts & Crafts, the font chosen for the logo is Jürgen Huber’s Hothouse (Supertype). Designed in 2001 for The Glasgow School of Art, it’s inspired by the lettering of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Hothouse is paired with the reverse-contrast sans Gopher (Adam Ladd, 2019) for text.

This is a personal project created for portfolio purposes only, and no parts were used commercially. For more images, please visit the project page on Behance.

OneShore Energy uses Lemon Sans by supertype for its identity. All text elements on the website, from the menu to headlines and body copy to the footer, are rendered in Lemon Sans Light. The logo uses the Unicase style.

OneShore is a green-energy startup from Berlin specializing in the analysis, planning and operation of solar-diesel hybrid plants. In 2017, it was acquired by BayWa r.e.

EdelWise is a monthly event at Edel Amsterdam. On 29 July 2017, there will be an EdelWise Festival at the Rembrandtpark in Amsterdam-West. The festival website was designed by Das Buro and is adorned by Scarlet ExtraBold.