Poster for São João Porto 2015. São João is the patron saint of the city of Porto. It’s also the biggest party in the country where people from all parts of the world come to celebrate and party around the city. 

For the Kiel-basel DJ and Producer Rauschhaus designer Sophia Ewig and Christin Pukallus from Likadi Design used watercolor, a pre-release version of Cera Pro and italics of Baskerville to create a corporate design with individual wooden stamps and unique business cards.

For the new series “Lautmaler” they further developed a dreamy and playful design that accompanied the musical performances of the evening events appropriately.

“An identity & promotional materials for the Krk Folklore Festival, the oldest Croatian folk event.” — studio8585.com

Photography: Vedran Rapo

Invites

“Poster — There are thirteen different folk groups participating in the festival. On the poster, each one is represented with their characteristic dress, photographed from above while the dancer was spinning. The positioning of the dancers is not random — each is positioned relative to their geographic location on the island.”

T-shirt artwork

A monthly flyer for Cocoon Club, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. (For our font-ID-pleasures, Lukas added a bottom serif to Helvetica’s 1 [under the Cocoon-logo top right] so it better matches the 1 in Akkurat.)

Herts Jazz Festival showcases the best in contemporary British Jazz at their yearly summer festival. To create their new identity, a bespoke crafted typeface was developed specifically for the event. Each of the character forms pays reference to parts of jazz instruments and classic jazz lettering with an abstracted, contemporary twist. The black, gold and white palette adds a modern, rich feeling to the identity.

Advertising Agency: The Martin Agency, USA
Chief Creative Officer: John Norman Executive
Creative Director: Joe Alexander
Copywriters: Wade Alger, Joe Alexander
Associate Creative Director: Brian Williams
Print Producer: Jenny Schoenherr
Illustrator / Designer: Matt Wojtysiak