Designer Camille Moreau writes (translated from the French):

To coincide with the 2024 Olympic Games, the Archives nationales d'outre-mer has published its first collection of stories drawn from political archives, colonial personnel files, private archives, photographic collections and sports newspaper collections. Histoires sportives offers an overview of sport in the French colonies: a political and media object, a mirror of a society in tension, it was used by the French state as an instrument of control over colonized populations, who also seized upon it in the fight for their independence. Designed as a newspaper that unfolds as a poster, Histoires sportives reinvents the graphic and typographic codes found in newspapers of the time, which I had the pleasure of consulting in the Archives' incredible collection.

Goblin Mail is an unofficial supplement zine for the Troika! tabletop role-playing game. It was written by Sofia Ramos and illustrated by Evlyn Moreau, with Interior layout design by Luna P. Each page is typeset primarily in Fern by DJR, with titles and details set in TT2020 by Fredrick Brennan.

Ryans started as an Ibiza hotel chain, but now it is first and foremost a community. The website still includes a service for booking accommodations with a pool, but it now also has an event calendar with parties and workshops organised by the community members all over the world. You can join the community by filling in and submitting a form on their website and suggest your event by reaching out to the project’s email.

Design by Achos, who picked Druk Wide by Berton Hasebe as the primary typeface for the site, social media pages and merch. The supporting sans initially was MADType’s Quantico. As of February 2024, it has been replaced by Adam Ladd’s Config Condensed.

The logo of The Ryans Times uses Chomsky. The site additionally uses Apple Color Emoji in the ticker-style menu as well as various typefaces for the travel stickers. This includes Millionaire Script (“you”), Sister Spray (“Ibiza”), and Imperator (“Ryans”).