ICAT has long operated at the forefront of high-stakes logistics. As its portfolio expanded across defense, aerospace, luxury retail, and live events, the brand saw an opportunity to unify its expertise under a single, commanding vision while preserving the trust it had built over time.

The work centered on building a cohesive brand system capable of holding this breadth, giving each vertical space to express its specialization while clearly signaling mastery at scale. At its core is responsibility, managing immense value, unforgiving timelines, and zero margin for error. The identity balances strength with refinement through chiseled typography, disciplined layouts, and elevated detailing. Inspired by mission planning and luxury editorial design, the system creates a cinematic and precise brand world that moves ICAT beyond category clichés and into a space defined by confidence, control, and accountability.

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Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is a critical, emergent field of science, but it’s also rife with unanswered questions and overpromises. Isometric, a UK-based startup, set out to (re)establish trust in carbon credits through a science-led, interdisciplinary approach to carbon markets and verification. They needed a brand as rigorous and meticulous as their work, but that set them apart as a trustworthy, expert, and visionary new leader in the climate tech space.

Dinamo’s ABC Repro is the only font family in use; its unique and diverse styles and weights ensure consistency across every aspect of design, further emphasizing Isometric’s scientific rigor visually. The use of Repro’s “space S” alternate infuses a subtle playfulness that also nods to the company’s position at the vanguard of CDR and its role in helping shape the future of the field.

The typography ensures consistency across every aspect of design, further emphasizing Isometric’s scientific rigor visually. A “space S” infuses a subtle playfulness and oblique reference to the company’s position at the vanguard of CDR and its role in helping shape the future of the field.

NUON is a consulting firm helping their clients to thrive in a digital and sustainable world. Their fundamental belief is that technology and digital transformation play a key role for businesses to be sustainable, successful and prepared for the future. They strategize, innovate and demystify how digital can accelerate the transformation towards a decarbonized economy.

The design makes use of subtle typographic features: The second syllable of the brand’s name is slanted in order to draw emphasis on the urgency of their mission. Together with this logo, a certain tone of voice in applied to all company communication. Based on these linguistic features, a clean design system is created that can be used throughout all kinds of media. Visit the website.

From 31 August 2023 to 12 January 2024 the Swiss National Library in Bern hosted the exhibition Writing the silver screen: from literature to cinema and vice versa (German: Die Leinwand beschreiben: von der Literatur zum Film und zurück).

The exhibition graphics were designed by Studio Marlon Ilg and were set in ABC Repro by Erkin Karamemet, published by Dinamo, and HAL Timezone, published by HAL Typefaces.

What happens when literature meets the silver screen? This medium has fascinated writers since its invention at the start of the 20th century. Describing their experience of darkened movie theatres, writing film scripts, adapting novels to the screen, standing behind the camera or just imagining their own film: those are some of the ways in which authors have attempted to “write the silver screen”.

The Swiss Literary Archives (SLA) preserve the records of these often passionate interplays. Based on documents from prominent exponents (Blaise Cendrars, Patricia Highsmith, Friedrich Dürrenmatt) as well as less well-known sources, this exhibition provides an overview of the interrelationships going back over 100 years between the world of cinema and professional writers.

The long-running font project EK Notice – consisting of EK Notice Sans, EK Notice Classic and EK Notice Decor (all designed by Erkin Karamemet 2017–2023) was known as EK Klodt prior to its official release as EK Notice.

The collection’s first official application before release is for Citizen magazine: a slightly modified version of Notice Decor was used for the Citizen wordmark.

Citizen is a new bi-annual magazine “documenting Black life and culture through the words of Black thinkers and the lenses of Black creatives, a beautifully designed record of Black life” by and for the Black community and anyone interested in culture at large.

Inside the publication, Notice is paired with ABC Repro, Genath and Gerstner-Programm FSL.

Every year, Stiftung Buchkunst awards the Best Book Design from All over the World. The books are selected by an international jury. The winners and nominees are then presented in a catalog that is sent to all participating countries. In 2022, Anna Pirot from Bureau Mitte was invited to develop the editorial design for the catalog, as well as the material concept, the concept for the folding technique and the visual book presentation.

She used a great mix of Synt by Kaj Lehmann and Repro by Erkin Karamemet, both released by and available at Dinamo Typefaces. The catalog was printed on thin paper by Grammlich Offsetprint.

The design concept was also applied for the exhibition of the awarded books at the Hönnunarsafn Íslands Museum of Design and Applied Art in Iceland. The effect of the thin paper used is echoed in the overlapping wall print.

The logo mixes ABC Maxi Sharp (S L T) and ABC Maxi Round (N G) – O and I are identical between the two.

Founded in Los Angeles in 2022, and launched in 2023, Songlit is a music platform that allows customers to order custom songs from unique artists worldwide, with the intention of gifting them to their favorite people. The digital platform aims to establish an inclusive and community-driven space that is currently lacking in the online marketplace.

Songlit embodies a youthful brand identity, enabling a diverse range of music genres and backgrounds while increasing relatability. Above all, Songlit thrives on bringing people together through the universal language of music. The brand's primary objective is to utilize music as a tool for celebrating everyday moments by creating custom songs that light up the world of someone special.

Strategy and brand identity: Studio Work
Illustrator: Ty Dale
Website design: Studio Work
Website development and animation: Tomorrow Happens