Darmstadt-based designer Mary Vũ designed a poster for a local Christmas pop-up market at the Å Pävi concept store.

She used Dina Chaumont Display and Dina Chaumont Text to create a poster that is visually striking. The bright colours reinforce the visual impact of the message.

The latest volume in the Type in Use series by Victionary (2024–2025), this book highlights the use of display typefaces, renowned for their boldness and attention-grabbing qualities. They are adaptable across diverse design contexts, seamlessly integrating into print, digital, and beyond. Display in Use brings together the best fonts for big canvases, and provides a reference point for inspiration seeking designers and typographers.

The book was designed by Ben Lee at Victionary. While the D on the front cover is from AC Visual, the back features Dina Chaumont Display. This lowercase-only monospaced typeface is built around the DIN A ratio. This format is used in portrait and landscape; thus two different widths coexist. The letters are designed to fill the surface as much as possible in both cases. This feature gives a distinct appearance and plays on formal and dynamic variations. Instantly recognizable, expressive and playful, Dina Chaumont Display perfectly embodies its role.

The monospaced font used on the spine and also for the info on the typeface pages (not shown) is unidentified [edit: it’s Fraktion Mono, see the comments].

Dina Chaumont Display is also used for the contents page.

Chill Chai is a unique herbal tea created in collaboration between the Electrum Up To Date Festival, the Podlasie-based brand Dworzysk, and designer Grzegorz Sołowiński. This special blend is part of a broader initiative by the Don’t Worry Be Yourself Foundation to promote relaxation and self-care. With its soothing ingredients and vibrant pink hue, Chill Chai encourages you to slow down, take a moment for yourself, and enjoy the calm we all need.

Catalog for the exhibition Métro! Le Grand Paris en mouvement / The Metro! Grand Paris in motion at the Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine in Paris, shown from November 2023 to April 2024. This exhibition is focused on the metro, its history and the urban transformations associated with it, in relation to the work underway on the Grand Paris Express. This gigantic operation, which began in 2016 and is still ongoing, aims to extend and renovate the Paris metropolitan area’s transport network.

From the editor’s web shop (translated):

Aimed at a wide audience, the exhibition catalogue is designed as a beautiful book, divided into as many stages and stations. It takes up in depth the content of the exhibition itinerary, while weaving new links between different issues and reorganising the order in which the thematic issues appear. Resolutely multidisciplinary, it will give ample space to the relationship with the imaginary (cinema, painting, photography, illustrations, literature…), and to the testimonies of writers, engineers, users…

Graphic designer Line Martin-Célo has chosen the dynamism of Dina Chaumont to embody the publication. She used both the Display and Text versions. Neue Haas Unica is used for text.

La Gazette des Arches is a monthly publication produced with the support of Plateau Urbain and Arches Citoyennes. The leaflet contains the latest news about the site – a social space and community center located in the heart of Paris – the photo of the month, as well as games and anecdotes.

In this fun and colourful leaflet, graphic designer and illustrator Maud Remblier uses Dina Chaumont Display and Roc Grotesk.

During the summer of 2024, the Scènes Nomaades, a travelling festival of cycling concerts, once again took to the road, criss-crossing the French department 93 of Seine-Saint-Denis for an extravagant and festive fourth edition. Created by the association Veloma and Pikip Solar Speakers, the Scènes Nomaades are mobile, bikeable and powered exclusively by solar energy.

Graphic designer Gaëlle Correa used exclusively Dina Chaumont Display and Dina Chaumont Text. The illustrations evoke the conviviality of the festival and its powerful (solar) energy!

Les Escales du livre is an annual book festival that features three days of literary experiences for the public and professionals. It includes listening to literature on stage, workshops, readings, and discussions with renowned and emerging French and foreign authors.

There's also a large bookstore for browsing and purchasing new releases, along with opportunities to connect with local booksellers and independent publishers.

This year, Thomas Serrière designed the festival's identity and communication using Dina Chaumont Display, Dina Chaumont Text and the custom ESCL Rounded typeface.

A vibrant and playful visual identity was created for Mäusken Imbisswagen, a new mobile food stand in the charming lake town of Friedrichshafen, Germany.

2024 marks the 24th edition of LAKFF, the Landshuter Kurzfilmfestival (Landshut Short Film Festival) in Germany. It showcases more than 200 short films.

For the eighth consecutive year, graphic designer Manuel Kreuzer is in charge of the festival identity, which is renewed each time. This year, he choose to work with the bold and playful Dina Chaumont to embody the identity. It’s supported by GT Flexa.

The Saisons Culturelles poster

Following the creation of the town of Chaumont’s visual identity, the Baldinger•Vu-Huu studio team started work on the sub-identity for Chaumont’s Cultural Seasons. The city of Chaumont boasts a rich cultural programme. As well as being the city of graphic design, it also wants to showcase the city’s cultural offering. To this end, eight years ago, they launched the “Saisons Culturelles”, supported by a newspaper, a website and posters, which are renewed every year.

It was necessary to create a sub-identity, with a visual link to the main identity in order to clearly identify the sender, but at the same time distinct from it in order to be recognized as something special. To achieve this, the Baldinger•Vu-Huu studio used Dina Chaumont, the typeface family they created for the city of Chaumont, and designed new pictograms, abstract shapes that are freer and more organic. On top of that, they played with a bright and bold color palette.

The Saisons Culturelles newspaper

The Saisons Culturelles newspaper

The Saisons Culturelles newspaper

The Saisons Culturelles newspaper

The Saisons Culturelles newspaper

The Saisons Culturelles website

To mark its new 2024 season, Station V by Vilogia is presenting a brand new exhibition giving students from three schools in the Lille area carte blanche. Accompanied by their tutors, more than 60 students have worked collectively on the theme of “Cohabiting” during workshops, mobilising their artistic and scenographic skills. Throughout the year, their works will be displayed in turn in the windows of Station V, on Lille’s Grand Place. They will reflect a diversity of viewpoints and perspectives on the world from the young people of today.

The first exhibition will run from January to March: Mot à Mot, created by Léa Seiler and Lucas Sabathié, two students from ESDAC. The exhibition is a representation of five concepts linked to cohabitation: communication, learning, work, wandering and entertainment. It is a participatory exhibition through which visitors can interact and have fun by combining different words. It invites visitors to explore how writing and images can create links. Léa and Lucas chose to work with the Dina Chaumont Display, which fits in perfectly here with its colourful modularity and invites the viewer to play with it.

In October 2023, the Floréal Belleville celebrated its fifth anniversary. The Floréal is a Parisian venue housing a bar/restaurant as well as a space dedicated to art and culture. Located in a former bakery, it is committed to sharing and promoting emerging creativity.

The restaurant changes its menu according to the suggestions of young chefs, and the cultural space regularly hosts new exhibitions and other events to promote young artists in a variety of disciplines. To celebrate their birthday, they organized a whole month of events: collaboration with chefs, residencies, parties…

They commissioned the French graphic designer Louna Humbert to design this mini-identity. She used Dina Chaumont Display in combination with Utopia to create the artworks. The mono is the Floréal’s standard typeface Founders Grotesk Mono. Louna created a poster, a flyer, the menus, the window signage, the social media posts and a limited edition T-shirt. Happy birthday Floréal!

On the 14th of June 2023, bvh type hosted an event at Floréal Belleville in Paris with the entire team to celebrate the launch of our type foundry and the unveiling of our latest major project: the new visual identity for the city of Chaumont, for which we created a complete type family, Dina Chaumont Text and Dina Chaumont Display.

To mark the occasion, we designed a range of goodies, postcards, stickers, tote bags and silkscreen posters using Dina Chaumont Display and BVH BDot. We took possession of the venue by printing type on A4 and A3 and pinning it up everywhere. Every 15 minutes, the text display on the large yellow wall was changed, line by line, as an evolving implementation of the typeface. We also displayed A4 compositions in the window, playing with the pictograms.

In the basement, bvh type showed an animation of Dina Chaumont Display explaining herself. This short film – created by Bettina Comte, with original music by Hugues Sanchez – was followed by the making of the project and an animation showing the evolution of research into the letter a and the A4 mascot.