Personal portfolio website for Vincent Poulet, a Paris-based brand designer and art director currently serving as the brand design manager at Luko. His portfolio showcases a focus on visual identity and storytelling, blending user empathy with high-end graphic design.

For his branding and website, he used Champ by Type Everything paired with Sagace by Alexandre Créquer.

Brands&People developed the complete identity system for Mutt, a modern pet wellness brand that produces high-quality food for life companions. The logotype is set in Taxi (by Typeverything), whose distinctive personality gave the brand its confident and friendly tone. It is paired with ITC Garamond, Fragment Mono and Libre Caslon Text.

The Scotland National Football Team is preparing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign with a bold new visual presence across their social media channels.

The campaign makes extensive use of Roa by Typeverything for its main titles, giving the graphics a strong and confident voice that matches the energy of international football. Roa is paired with Roc Grotesk and what looks like handwritten caps.

The typeface Figura Normal ExtraBold by Typeverything is used across the identity for Rascals Night Pants, a diaper product brand. The typeface appears prominently in the logotype, as well as on packaging design, website titles, and social media posts. The project was designed by ZURU. Tagline and information are set in Area by Blaze Type.

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra is using Marques by Typeverything for their brand identity, website titles, and social media posts. The accompanying sans for the full name in the logo is Associate Sans and the text typeface on the website is Volte, both by Indian Type Foundry. The design is by The20.

Finally, a gym and café that blends effort and comfort! Bolder is a sports studio, a café, a canteen, a venue for corporate events, outdoor sessions and bootcamps offering a social, collective, and laid-back experience. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, Bolder provides an original and welcoming environment to make fitness a sustainable and enjoyable part of your routine.

For this branding and visual identity project, Ogaf.studio drew inspiration from the old-school aesthetic of traditional sports clubs. The typography system plays a key role in shaping the visual language. We combined Maison Neue (designed by Timo Gaessner, 2012) for its clean and versatile tone, Optic Heavy (by Sebastien Sanfilippo, 2023) to bring strength and presence to headlines, and Deia Bold (by Andrei Robu, 2021) for its contemporary warmth and subtle character. Together, they reflect the balance between performance and ease that defines Bolder.

The color palette is fresh and energizing, and the letterforms of the name “Bolder” served as a playground to generate a flexible identity system. In collaboration with architecture studio Mono, we developed a unique atmosphere and art direction that sets this hybrid space apart from your typical gym or café. The visual identity lives across various formats from social media to print and signage, all designed to support Bolder’s vibrant and active community.

Prévelle is a Parisian restaurant born from memory, where chef Romain Meder crafts a free-spirited and instinctive cuisine. Its name is inspired by La Combe au Prévelle, a place nestled in the chef’s native village of Neurey-lès-la-Demie. Prévelle evokes quiet paths once explored and the gentle rhythm of walks through nature.

The logo uses Ninna Italic (designed by Margot Lévêque), combined with light caps from Ready (by Andrei Robu) for the chef’s name. The talented sign painter Victor Bert added the final touch by painting the logo on the door.

Visual identity for Sandos, Lyon’s best pastrami sandwich dealer. The bold yellow-and-black design features a signature logo inspired by the iconic signage of New York delis.

The fonts in use are Motorino by Typeverything and Felten with Felten Shaded by Central Type. Check out the opening campaign video!

Oat created a new identity for the Comedy Garden event series in the UK. For the logotype and titles they used Roast from Typeverything.

Paoletta is an Italian brand of honey and other healthy products. For the logotype the designers from Sparrow Design used the typeface Loggia from Typeverything. The text on the labels is added in Ponzu by Mint Type.

Photography by Łukasz Mazurkiewicz.

Yalla! is a South Korean brand of healthy foods. Designer Jeong Haeji, designer at Kind of Habit, used the Roast typeface from Typeverything to brand Yalla!'s full product line. The font used for Korean text is Clair Sans by Sandoll.

Estudio Paloma created a new packaging for Tarta de Queso using Bourbon St from Typeverything for the main identity. Additional typefaces used across the packaging are ITC Garamond, Fabio XM and Nautica.

Smith & Diction created the identity for Ginger Rudolph, a curator, mentor, writer, and advisor from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The logotype is designed using the Bourbon St typeface from Typeverything. Additional fonts used for the business card and the website are DM Sans and DM Mono from Colophon, Archivo from Omnibus-Type, and Richard Lipton’s Tangier.

Branding and packaging for food producer So Leckri from Switzerland by Wrocław-based Flov Creative, using Robu Bold by Typeverything.

The product names on the jar labels are in caps from a bold italic style of Avenir Next Condensed.

Caffè Panna is using Motorino from Typeverything for their branding. The typeface can be seen as well on the website for titles, packaging and goods for sale. It is paired with various widths and weights from OH no Type Co.’s Obviously. The identity was designed by Katie Rominger together with Tess McCann.

Outsiders Agency are using a customized version of Champ (from Typeverything) for the new Apron logotype. Champ is also used extensively on the Apron website (supported by Colophon’s DM Sans), their app, and across all communication materials.

Cantrell A Priori (CAP) is a product line by The Gentleman Wake, a producer of luxury playing cards. Together with designer Kevin Cantrell, they produce themed decks. The Goldsmith tells the story of Johannes Gutenberg. The design uses two typefaces from Typeverything: Cottonhouse and Misfits.

The new UK brand Eat Curious describes itself as being on a “mission to help everyone discover new ways to eat healthy and delicious plant-based food, without taxing the planet.” Fiasco Design set out to help them on their mission by creating a colorful and vibrant brand that will pop out amongst competitors in the supermarket aisles. To help see that idea through, they utilized Obviously from OH no Type Co. as their brand font, which they describe as “unapologetically bold, with luscious curves and details that are good enough to eat.” The brand system includes wonderful illustrations by Madrid-based illustrator Miguel Angel Camprubi and food styling and photography by Alan Newnham and Rachel Miles.

Rubik by Hubert and Fischer is being used for text on the website and Ohno Softie by OH no Type Co. can also be spotted on a badge that says “100% Plant Based. I'm Vegan Friendly.”

[Edit: the logo uses Champ by Typeverything, see comments].

Gotta love the eat-curious.com website contact form!

Cover by Pierre Mornet

Silhouette is a new independent French fashion magazine which focuses on luxury, haute couture, craftsmanship, jewelry, perfume and illustration. The magazine, with a logo based on Canopée by VJ-Type, is divided into twelve parts, each with a different opening typeface and color, with three different paper textures for a total of approximately 300 pages.

The first issue focuses on Japan and features a conversation with Japanese creator Mame Kurogouchi, a focus on the late Kenzo Takada work, the art of kimonos, yakuzas... In addition to a 32-pages photoshoot in Japan by Takay and a studio photoshoot by Mario Simon Lafleur, there is an exclusive photo report in Guerlain and Chanel workshops.

Dahlia and Beatrice

Bourbon St

Zangezi

Beretta Sans

Lyon and Beatrice, with all-caps Grand Slang Italic on the right

Black Orchard

Black Mamba

Cosi Azure

BTP

Voyage

Voyage Bold and Beatrice

TT Trailers

The German company Planted is using Brûle for its logotype and communication materials. Brûle was designed by Andrei Robu for Typeverything, and the identity was designed by LIT Create:

Planted actively fights climate change by helping individuals offset their own carbon footprint with a monthly subscription that plants trees and supports compensation projects. We proudly support the team and their mission from the very start of the organization and the planting of the first tree at the beginning of 2021.

Planted website and mobile app, with Inter for microcopy and running text