Formed by three Vancouver breweries—Boombox, Slow Hand, and Temporal—Threefold is a new collective brewery and shared taproom located in the former Andina Brewing space on Powell Street. Together, the breweries operate under one roof while maintaining their individual voices, creating a space built around collaboration, experimentation, and independence.

The Canadian studio Post Projects was asked to develop the visual identity for the new venture. The goal was to create a system that could reflect the collective nature of the project while offering enough flexibility for each brewery’s unique character to come through. The result is a modular identity centred around a three-part wordmark created in Vroum Gti (from lift-type) supported by a bold typographic system and minimal colour palette. Denim INK (from Displaay) is used for details, body text, addresses, and captions.

For You is an instrumental album by German progressive rock band Profil, recorded in Brutkasten Studios and released in 1982. This is the only known release of the band.

The cover design is credited to Bernd Mayer, who was also a member of the band and played drums and percussion on the album.

Hypnos (by Jean Alessandrini) is in use for the name of the band. The title of the album seems to be handlettered.

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A3 announcement poster depicting a floating genderqueer symbol, casting a shadow

The TGirlsonFilm Weekend Festival is a 3-day trans film festival organised by Trans Library Helsinki and TGirlsonFilm. The poster and graphics are designed and illustrated by me, falk schröter, and combine the typefaces Interlope by Gabriel Dubourg and my own madleen text.

Schedule for day 1 of the festival

Schedule for day 2 of the festival

Schedule for day 3 of the festival

Alternative poster

The Entrelacs cross-residency is being coordinated by the small troglodytic village of Villaine-les-Rochers in Touraine, France. This annual residency aims to draw a reflection on the new uses and know-hows of basketry. It hosts artists and craft practitioners who collaborate on contemporary creations. The main goal is to protect the local basketry production and to raise awareness about the art of basketry in France.

The poster, journal and brochure produced for each residency were created with modesty, efficiency and lightness. The intention was to put the work of the residents at the center of each piece of communication. The identity is carried through the sturdy and organic Droulers typeface and the kraft ribbon, acting like a wicker twig to intertwine the many communication devices.

This first edition sheds light on Clemence Althabegoity and Catherine Romand (from Romand’art Basketry), winners of the 2024 Liliane Bettencourt prize for l’Intelligence de la Main (“Intelligence of the Hand”) with their wicker shade structure Tresser l’Ombre (“Weaving the Shade”).

Branding for La Schweizerhalle, a bistro established in 1872.

For its 150th anniversary, the restaurant La Schweizerhalle changes its owners and gets a new face. The building is located on Rue des Epouses in the gothic city of Fribourg, Switzerland.

As a commitment to this historical place, F+F studio, branding and design studio, imagines a visual identity made of anecdotes and encounters.

The mission is twofold: to announce the new, while honoring the past and the people who have contributed to the life of the restaurant so far.

Poets, literary figures, artists, lovers, local residents.

A logo was designed, with a character design that draws inspiration from the past, makes it its own, and creates the future.

A bright and bold color palette, modern halftone illustrations refer to the process of printing photographs in newspapers of yesteryear.

As a vehicle for stories through time, the newspaper seemed to be the ideal medium for a food menu. It tells stories and reflects the values of the Schweizerhalle.

See more in the case study by FF studio.