Favorite Animal is a social media studio producing content “for any screen, any format and any context”.

Embracing that ethos, we created a collection of shapes – reminiscent of screens – to exhibit their portfolio in versatile formats. The colour palette is derived from the distinct style of their work, with neon green serving as the unifying element across Favorite Animal’s brand identity and website.

Typography across the visual identity and website is set using Canela from Commercial Type for their logo, with a copy set in Bandeins Sans. Throughout the website, vistors will encounted their brand colour – neon green – which stands out on all backgrounds and secondary colours.

Basar Studio designed both the visual identity and the website, while Favorite Animal created the web content.

The Department of Digital Remains is a fictional federal agency that keeps a tab on all your virtual actions which will determine your fate in the digital afterlife. This is my thesis project for the Maryland Institute College of Art.

In an age of immortal digital presences, this is a speculative look at what happens to our online selves after we die. This project uses design fiction to examine digital lives through the lens of digital death while trying to answer the question: If we have found ways to treat physical remains of the departed with dignity, why not digital remains?

To create a visual language of a future bureaucracy, the choice of typefaces were IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono. The variable fonts Bandeins Strange and Bandeins Sans were added to bring in to humanize and complement the automated feel of the IBM Plex family.

Hello from Here is a generative poster project and gallery from Upperquad, a creative digital studio. When you enter the name of a city, the generator creates artwork based on real-time data, such as temperature and weather. You can then interact with the poster to make it your own, before submitting it to a gallery of posters from around the world.

The typography of the posters and the website use Bandeins Strange (headlines) and Bandeins Sans (smaller text), both designed by Maximilian Müsgens and released through his t—1 Foundry. Both fonts are available as regular OpenType fonts, and in variable font format. Bandeins Strange has a “Strange width” axis, which can be used to elongate horizontal parts of lettershapes.

Do your own poster at hellofromhe.re.