Panaille is a bistronomic restaurant in Bordeaux. The logo is custom-made lettering designed by Arthur Alazard that embodies the joy and playful character and approach to hospitality and cooking of the two chefs. The mix of the bold League Gothic and elegant Instrument Serif bring balance to the cheerful wordmark.

Sign painting by Ici Marin, printed material by Atelier Bulk, and photography by Le Photographe du dimanche.

All you need is love... and haikus. Smitten with this format of poetry since the beginning of the year, we created a limited edition booklet filled with love-themed original haikus written by employees and curated love songs. We then mailed them out to friends, family and clients.

Visit lafayetteamerican.com/love to experience them all – from sweet to spicy – to help set the mood.

According to their About page,

The Electronic Frontier Foundation is the leading nonprofit organization defending civil liberties in the digital world. Founded in 1990, EFF champions user privacy, free expression, and innovation through impact litigation, policy analysis, grassroots activism, and technology development. EFF's mission is to ensure that technology supports freedom, justice, and innovation for all people of the world.

Since 2018, the EFF logo combines a custom drawn monogram with the name spelled out in caps from League Gothic. For text on the website, the EEF uses a mix of Montserrat, Merriweather and Josefin Sans.

French graphic and type designer Inès Davodeau designed the book Une Nuit by sports photographer Alexis Berg for Éditions Mons. She describes the project as follows:

The SaintéLyon, created in 1952, is a legendary race, a monument of running and trail running every year by nearly 15,000 people. In 2021, in a snowy setting, photographer Alexis Berg captured these 78 kilometers through the Lyon mountains. This book is a visual tribute to the “Dean” of French races, a testimony to the singular beauty of SaintéLyon.

The editorial design show a nice combination between League Gothic for the main titles and Area for the text and the legends of the images.

To celebrate Women's History Month 2020, the Women Make History campaign by GovLoop celebrates women who have made history in government in the United States. The typeface used for the slogan is Digitalino, in all caps. Names are set in League Gothic. The “Women” animation features a range of diverse fonts.

See the full project on Behance.

Kcrona is a new jewelry workshop experimenting with the use of concrete in relation with other materials such as wood, silver, gold, bronze and glass. To create the visual system, we set three principles: minimalism, contemporary and geometry. The elegance of black and white, the tones and shapes of concrete and the contrasts of shadows served as the main reference for the concept of the project. Inspired in the process of concrete castings, we took the letters and abstracted figures which later were used to generate the contrast aimed.

Digital Meaning is a digital marketing, design and development shop in San Francisco. Their own website uses Dapifer (Darden Studio) as primary typeface, paired with League Gothic for headlines. Dapifer is an contemporary interpretation of the “Old Style” serif genre, with unbracketed serifs. The combination of classic proportions with rational slab serif-like detailing makes for a unique texture of text. Its low stroke contrast is an asset when used in smaller sizes on screen.