We used Gutach (dito-typo) together with ABC Prophet (Dinamo) for the exhibition poster to Compartment. From Carolina Maddè’s text for G10 Projektraum:

With Compartment, G10 brings together three artistic positions that deal in very different ways with contemporary visual habits as well as the composition of space and time. All three artists – Jan van Hal, Ludwig Kuffer and Tobias Becker – deal with an intensive formal analysis in which material and perspective are treated not only as creative tools, but as independent dimensions.

G10 project space; exhibition view

Every two years, the World Design Organization awards the title of World Design Capital to a city or region. In 2026, the Frankfurt Rhine-Main region will become an international stage for design. Together, we will bring to life groundbreaking projects and numerous events that showcase what design can achieve for society and democracy, for our shared lives, and for our daily routines.

In this booklet, published by the City of Offenbach in collaboration with the University of Art and Design Offenbach, all WDC events, sites, workshops and exhibitions are listed with short descriptions and dates. In addition, a detailed map shows all the locations. The booklet is designed by Masha Egorova and only uses typefaces that originated in the HfG type design class. The front and back cover are perforated stencils that can be torn off and used to scribble inside the booklet.

For its 40th Anniversary, the AIDS-Hilfe Frankfurt published a comprehensive book, celebrating four decades of fighting for visibility, justice and human rights of vulnerable groups and detailing its founding, development and impact:

For four decades now, AIDS-Hilfe Frankfurt (AHF) has stood for solidarity, acceptance, and support for people with HIV and the queer community. Under the motto “Diversity that lasts,” we look back on 40 years of struggles, change, and achievements—and at the same time look ahead with a clear promise: We are here to stay. Combative, united, and loud.

The book was designed by Marie Bauer, using Trax, paired with BBB Poppins TN. From her portfolio website (translated from German):

The layout is broken up by angled text, slanted elements, and different type sizes, allowing a large amount of text to be presented in an appealing way. Black and bright red on recycled paper.

HfG Offenbach’s current graduation magazine (formerly diploma magazine) presents the diploma and Master’s theses of a total of 93 graduates from the classes of 2023 and 2024 on 368 pages. It was conceived and designed by Helene Hohmann under the supervision of Prof. Catrin Altenbrandt.

The magazine opens with a visual table of contents that serves as a conceptual introduction. The foreword by HfG President Prof. Dr. Brigitte Franzen is followed by the practical diploma and Master’s theses from the departments of design and art, supplemented by insights into the theoretical theses. A consistent guidance system connects the table of contents, practical projects, and theoretical section, thus providing orientation and guiding. The dust jacket consists of a sheet of stickers that allows readers to design the cover themselves, making each magazine a unique copy.

The magazine makes early use of dito-typo’s upcoming Trax. It’s used together with Samira Schneuwly’s Mule (not shown here) and Mule Mono.

Poster for a lecture by the Amsterdam-based photographer Johannes Schwartz at the HfG Offenbach. Poster design by Studio Laucke Siebein, with a photograph by Johannes Schwartz.