James Dawe:

Deconstructing the word BRAVE so each letter forms the foundation of a themed totem, referencing materials and icons utilised by Native Americans. Printed on Limited Edition sweats and tees

The Huntergather type in use for their shop in Wigmore Street, London. Unusually, Huntergather uses its URL as the shop sign instead of the logo, which is used inside and on windows, clothes labels, hangers and so on. The simple design of the typeface makes it easy to hand render for the Huntergather Cafe blackboard.

Ano in use with a custom adaption for the newly updated website for menswear brand Huntergather. The Huntergather typeface was originally designed as a half way between Ano and a logotype made entirely of straight lines — so it is half circles, half triangles and squares. Ano is used for body text, Huntergather for headings and display type, and has now become a second logo. Read about the project on the Alias blog.