Kenshō Agency has redesigned the identity of Masbro, a trusted insurance provider in Gibraltar since 1985. The new brand direction moves away from conventional insurance aesthetics, favouring a playful and imaginative visual language that sets Masbro apart in a traditionally reserved industry while preserving its deep roots in the local community.

Drawing inspiration from Gibraltarian culture, the refreshed identity captures the vibrant spirit of the community and the unique character of the place Masbro calls home. A lively colour palette, echoing Gibraltar’s distinctive architecture, and illustrations of everyday moments ensure every brand touchpoint feels welcoming, relatable, and unmistakably local.

Typography plays a key role in this transformation. The combination of Store Norske Leif from Skriftkompani and Fixel from AlfaBravo strikes a balance between contemporary clarity, warmth and personality. Leif adds a friendly, distinctive touch, together expressing Masbro’s commitment to both trustworthiness and creative engagement with its community.

One of Bulanov büro’s first projects in the year 2025 was the development of a visual identity for Ukraine’s Innovation Support Office (Офіс підтримки інновацій).

This project brought together a team of inspired professionals with an ambitious mission - to make Ukraine a hub for advanced global military technologies.

The Innovation Support Office is a platform that promotes the growth of technological solutions and innovative projects aimed at strengthening Ukraine. It turns challenges into opportunities, supports breakthrough ideas, and helps build an ecosystem for the sustainable development of technologies that can transform the country and the world.

The team behind the visual identity quickly connected with the client on shared values, which made the creative process smooth and inspiring. The final visual concept was based on dazzle camo – a style that is bold, dynamic, and slightly unconventional, just like innovation itself.

This type of dazzle camouflage has become a subculture in areas such as science, art, film, fashion, and exhibition design. The goal was to bring this visual language into Ukrainian miltech.

The logotype was developed with the support of Dmytro Rastvortsev, while the fonts used for headlines and promotional materials included Enerhodar by AlfaBravo and Rastvortsev’s e-Ukraine.

savED is an international charitable foundation that restores access to education in communities affected by the war initiated by Russia against Ukraine.

Every child in Ukraine should have the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to their community and Ukraine as a whole. We are reinstating the right to education for children, providing them with the necessary tools and resources to explore the world.

The foundation was founded by the Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine (2019-2020), Anna Novosad, in collaboration with the educational foundation GoGlobal.

The website and social media platforms are adorned with charming, child-like illustrations and complemented by the sharp Almaz from AlfaBravo, creating a striking contrast.

The Educational Projector Foundation has launched a cultural and educational website called Typeface Alphabet for Ukrainian Identity (Ukrainian title: Шрифтова абетка української ідентичності) The primary goal of this bilingual project is to promote contemporary fonts created by Ukrainian designers and to educate people about the symbols of Ukrainian statehood.

The Revolution of Dignity (2013-2014) brought significant changes to various industries in Ukraine, including type design. Following the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, Ukrainians have become even more determined to distance themselves from everything Russian, including content, products, and even fonts. This decision is driven by the fact that taxes generated from the sale of Russian products contribute to the war against Ukraine. The Projector Foundation team has initiated a cultural project aimed at helping Ukrainians discover alternatives to Russian typefaces and introducing the global community to the vibrant Ukrainian typeface industry. Many Ukrainian fonts also include Latin versions, making them accessible for designers worldwide as alternatives to Russian fonts.

The Typeface Alphabet project showcases 33 modern Ukrainian typefaces, including typefaces available from Rentafont, such as Mars Type, Palitura, Rock Star and Volja. The Abetka website shows each font representing a single unique symbol. The team has designed a dedicated page for each letter using one of the latest Ukrainian typefaces. Users can explore profiles of the typeface creators along with links for licensed use.

This project has been made possible with the support of ZMIN, a private Ukrainian Foundation that provides resources to its partners through grants, scholarships, and collaborative projects. MacPaw, a Ukrainian software company, has become the project's main partner. The Alphabet typography features headlines set in Nastup, subheaders set in Mariupol Strong and body text is rendered in Fixel by MacPaw, a new versatile typeface developed in collaboration with AlfaBravo design studio and foundry. The project’s design was created by Obys Studio.

In addition to showcasing the origin stories of each typeface, Abetka includes 33 narratives about significant events, figures, symbols, and signs that have played crucial roles in Ukraine's journey towards independence restoration in 1991 and its ongoing struggle for sovereignty. These stories highlight individuals like Ivan Franko, who was among the first in Ukrainian literature to advocate for the unity of the Ukrainian state, and Maria Prymachenko, whose imaginative artistic world made a significant impact on 20th-century art. The project's authors delve into the concept of "Volia" as an intrinsic characteristic of every Ukrainian, motivating them to strive for victory.