The multi-award-winning McJaggery is made with natural sugarcane jaggery for a clean, balanced rum. Also containing light notes of tropical fruit and green citrus, this rum is perfect for cocktails such as mojito and daiquiri or McJaggery and ginger beer favorites.

The logo was designed to look tinkered-with, with letters that trial how wide they should be as it steps boldly down the bottle, even if in stops and starts. The there’s the product story scribbled on the bottle like a collection of Rob’s notes.

The logotype is set in Canopée. It’s accompanied by Andalé Mono and what looks like handwriting.

Bitter Honey: recipes and stories from the island of Sardinia by Letitia Clark was published by Hardie Grant Books:

In Bitter Honey, seasoned chef Letitia Clark invites the reader into her home on one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean Sea – Sardinia. The recipes in this book do not take long to make, but you can taste the ethos behind every one of them – one which invites you to slow down, and nourish yourself with fresh food, friends and family.

All titles and most headlines are set in Canopée, which is also used for page numbers. Body text is set in Self Modern, GT America Mono, and Calluna; selected details use a wide style of GT America.

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

Creative studio Decade from New York City worked with luggage brand Paravel to create their first campaign. The posters use a range of display typefaces, all paired with Paravel’s brand typeface Post Grotesk.

From first to last image, these are Canopée used for “Montauk”; Salvaje Display is used for “Flushing”; “Chinatown” is set in Zangezi Sans; an unidentified fraktur is used for “Sheep’s Meadow”; House Script for “Everywhere’s a trip!” and “Luggage for explorers”; University Roman (or Mecanorma’s version named Celtic) is used for “The Catskills”.

The campaign was New York City-focused, with subway ads and a station takeover of Broadway/Lafayette, as well as placements in MetroNorth and Grand Central, and was brought to life in various print and digital formats. From the Decade website:

Travel is more than a few trips a year to faraway places—looking at the world through the eyes of a traveler means finding adventure everywhere, everyday. To tell this story, the campaign featured local spots made to feel like exotic destinations. With cinematic images, graphic treatments inspired by vintage travel postcards, and tongue-in-cheek reminders that “everywhere’s a trip,” we communicated the sense of humor and imagination at the heart of Paravel’s approach to travel.

Tierra Sol is a plant and handmade pots company from North Carolina. The branding and graphic identity was designed by the Mexican creative studio Menta Picante. Canopée is used for the logotype (with one of its alternate A’s) and as the main branding typeface, assisted by Gatwick for labels and Basic Commercial for information.

They created a set of mini plant starter kits with special soil for each plant type, special handmade planters and detailed instructions on how to take care of your plant.

We developed a simple and nature focused identity system. For the inspiration, we took the simplicity of the name and how nature can be, clay, cactus, soil, water, and sky colors was the base for this color palette. The icon is an abstraction of a desert landscape which, in combination with the logotype, creates a balance between simple and classic. The complementary illustrations have this carefree look to complete the whole concept.

From design studio Réplica:

“Tiempos Mejores” is the latest single of our collaboration with colombian pop artist and singer Santiago Cruz. Like with music, this is the b-side version of the cover we designed. Really cool people to work with.

The typography pairs Canopée with Agrandir.

Object of Affection – a self titled EP debut from members of Southern California’s Fury (Run for Cover Records), Lock, Leather Slave, Aussie transplant Death Bells (Dais Records) and more. Out now as Chaotic No Good’s first ever original-music release. The Limited Edition cassettes feature two-color risograph printed j-cards printed by Martian Press.

The typeface used in the j-card design is Canopée. With its contrasting letterform widths, this typeface references Art Deco-style fonts like Plaza, Montecatini, and Mostra Nuova. In the 1980s there was a revival of 1920s influences in visual art that can be seen in cover art like The Passion’s “I’m in Love with a German Film Star”, New Order’s Movement, and Duran Duran’s Rio. The OOA sound is heavily influenced by this era of music so it is something I wanted to reference with the j-card design. Additionally, the contrast between the vertical and horizontal stokes of the letters gives this font a formal and sophisticated tone. The sharp serifs make it feel a bit dark and moody while still retaining a literal visual lightness due to the large counterforms of the O, C, G, and 0. The adjectives used to describe the font also lend themselves to the music with OOA’s brooding vocals and bright guitars.

On-screen graphics, set design and advertising for K-pop group ITZY. The logo and video clip credits are based on Canopée, with a custom larger H.

K-pop group ITZY is back with a brand new mini-album, and a western-themed music video for lead single “Not Shy” to match. The music video broke records for the most views on YouTube in its first 24 hours for a K-pop debut.

Canopée and Maison Neue in use on this book cover written by a collective from École d'innovation sociale Élisabeth Bruyère – a practical guide to help overcome the multiple challenges of our time.

Illustrations by Karthik Srinivas; published by Lux Éditeur.