Derma Totale came to us to help them find their voice in a sea of same-old skincare brands. We worked together to launch Derma Totale and progressed to work on their ongoing marketing, collaborations, and PR.

The visual language was crafted to further extend Derma Totale’s central purpose of bringing a dermatologically tested, safe and advanced skincare brand with breakthrough ingredients.

Derma Totale’s typeface, Galano Grotesque Alt, a crisp and definitive sans serif font that is clean and modern was used. The perfect representation of an advanced and safe skincare brand. On the packaging, Galano Grotesque is supported by Montserrat.

What does psychotherapy mean in the present day, and what can it look like in the 21st century? The founders of Free Therapy, psychiatrists and psychotherapists themselves, are intensively engaged with these questions. Their goal is to free psychotherapy from outdated beliefs and stereotypes, and to make psychotherapy more accessible through wellness objects that emphasize self-care and mindfulness.

This liberating effect impacts the whole concept. The wording “Free your...” expresses a brand new mindset. Everett and Everett Mono by Nolan Paparelli set the typographic stage: Through playful placements of the phrases on the various objects, a space for fresh thoughts is created. Lightness and a modern approach are visible within the logotype, whose more technical mono type version accentuates the professional background of the business. This comes full circle within the color palette, channeling a medical look and feel through dark greens and cobalt blues – without seeming clinical at all, rather serene and modern.

Heidi Brand is a physio practice in Stuttgart, Germany, which was founded in 2021. Graphic designer Pamela Ruhe designed the visual identity, including the website.

She chose the Ardena typeface from Julien Fincker to be the corporate typeface, because its modern, open and friendly character fits perfectly with the healthcare theme.

The psychology-focused special issues of the German science magazine Spektrum use Cormorant Garamond for cover titles. The magazine logo and other text are set in condensed weights from Univers.

Dipsea is an app that offers short audio stories designed to turn women on. Its founders’ aim is to create a platform for sexual well-being that puts women’s desires at the forefront.

Inspired by the transportive quality of Dipsea’s immersive audio stories, the brand identity and digital design plays off of the layered sound design that allows listeners to enter into different worlds. The dynamic system is bold and provocative, and is brought to life typographically with the use of Canela and Basis Grotesque.

Brand identity, web design and illustration by Elena Miska and Victoria Herrera.