Social Sounds returns on bank holiday Good Friday at Belfast’s Ulster Sports Club, featuring Conor Schmtz, Reger, and Sophie. The poster features Animo by Heavyweight.

A neighborhood neo-brasserie and festive bar, Boucan reinterprets the traditional codes of the bistro through a contemporary lens. The branding is built on a dialogue between visual heritage and modernity, conceived as a graphic reinterpretation of classic bistro references, turning the venue into a full experience rather than a simple destination.

The logo is developed through multiple variations, set in Ohno Blazeface by OH no Type Co. and Enfilade by JTD Type, reflecting the many facets of the space. The visual identity embraces bold graphic decisions, driven by expressive, sometimes playful type choices, most notably Grilli Type’s GT Haptik Rotalic, Animo by Heavyweight, and Roca by Elena Genova, which bring rhythm, movement, and character to the overall visual system.

Transition Radio is a contemporary, non-profit cultural project, operating from Fribourg, Switzerland. It is:

a space for creation, encounters, experimentation and reflection. It aims to promote the local and Swiss cultural scene, while keeping an open window to the international scene.

How it works: transition radio operates on a residency model, offering artists and creators the time and space they need to develop their projects. Residencies run for an entire season and can be individual or collaborative, covering all genres and mediums, from music and theater to poetry and sound art. The next call for residencies for the 2026-2027 season will be published on instagram in autumn 2025.

The new identity and website of the radio uses two vastly different typefaces together. The main one on the site, used in an animated, adaptive variable format is Animo, designed by Jan Horčík and Arnaud Chemin (released by Heavyweight in 2025).

The other one is Theran by Laura Csocsán (released by Outline Online in 2025), used for genre tags and for the moving sticky header, which shows what is currently playing as well as the date of past shows.

Grad je sinteza (“The city is a synthesis”) is a book about public spaces of Zagreb, containing interviews with architects, urbanistic planners, designers and general public. It was designed by đkć, printed by Kerschoffset, and published by Vizkultura.

Photos by Bosnic+Dorotic

Camille Brinch Jewellery, hailing from Denmark, effortlessly merges bold, sculptural forms with contemporary minimalism. Known for chunky, handcrafted designs that reimagine everyday pieces—like rings, chokers, and earrings—the brand transforms traditional jewelry into striking statements. Sterling silver and gold-plated finishes play against sleek silhouettes, offering an edgy yet refined aesthetic. Whether layered with casual or high-fashion ensembles, Brinch’s pieces evoke both raw power and subtle elegance, embodying the art of wearable contrast.

The visual identity is crafted by graphic designer and art director Daniel Julien based on the wide cut of Animo by Heavyweight. The majority of the glyphs have been distilled into a radical minimalism, stripping away excess to reveal the purest, most essential form of the wordmark. This streamlined approach reflects the same ethos seen in contemporary fashion—where simplicity and precision are the ultimate expressions of luxury and design.

The secondary typefaces are Lineto’s LL Supreme and Blaze Type’s Slussen.

Advertising campaign (mockup)