Keith’s Cacao is a specialized platform offering 100% pure, ceremonial-grade Guatemalan cocoa. The site provides premium cacao blocks and educational resources focused on “heart-opening” spiritual practices, creativity, and holistic wellness.

For its branding, made by Kinoto Studio, they used Dave West’s Cooper Nouveau Swash for the packaging headline, Pouler by Alexandre Créquer for titles and subtitles, and Pangram Sans (Mat Desjardins), Trade Gothic (Jackson Burke), and SAA Series for texts.

Through a call for proposals, Oslo-based artists were invited to examine the existing qualities of Rudshøgda and, through an art project, contribute to preserving and refining these qualities in parallel with other ongoing processes in the area.

Yamile Calderón is one of the selected applicants. Calderón has approached the areas between Mortensrud and Rudshøgda with her camera as a tool. The result is an extensive photographic journey from Mortensrud station to Rudshøgda, where we are presented with local architecture and culture, nature and people, and an impressive diversity of activities and initiatives. The last station, Mortensrud, highlights urban development and challenges us to take a second look at a place that will undergo major changes over the next few years.

The project is a collaboration between the Søndre Nordstrand district and the Oslo Sør initiative, and is being carried out in connection with Oslo Municipality’s major construction project at Mortensrud. A publication showcasing Calderón’s work was published by the photographer under her moniker Washawasha Books. Design by Studio Uno, using a condensed style of Pangram Sans for headlines, and Plain for body copy.

Established by Jacqueline Woodson and produced by Columbia University, the Elders Project captures and celebrates the untold stories of over 250 elders—activists, storytellers, and community builders—who have witnessed and shaped monumental change in American public life. We are extremely proud to have had the opportunity to bring these amazing stories to life by creating this beautiful and colorful project.

The identity for this project required a wide variety of fonts and a comprehensive type family that reflects complexity while maintaining consistency. The Pangram Sans font family by Pangram Pangram was the perfect solution, offering versatility and cohesion. Additionally, the oral history aspect necessitated a font that performs well on desktop, tablet, and mobile versions, ensuring readability even at small sizes.

Asfen in use for the logo of the new Warhaus album Ha Ha Heartbreak, released November 11th 2022. The typeface used for the body text is (the old version of) Pangram Sans.

It has been half a decade since Warhaus, the brainchild of Maarten Devoldere (Balthazar), suddenly conquered our musical hearts with the triumphant double victory of We Fucked a Flame into Being (2016) and Warhaus (2017). The songs of the brand-new album Ha Ha Heartbreak came gushing out if him in a mere three weeks in the sultry city of Palermo. All Devoldere needed was the solitude of a hotel room, a guitar, a microphone, and a heart that had recently been broken in thousands of pieces. The sorrow was hard to handle, so, of course, Sicily was an escape. But as it goes, those who try to outrun life quickly run into themselves.​

Song after song, Maarten Devoldere dismantles his own pose. He looks at himself without mercy and, honestly, what he sees doesn’t exactly make him happy.​

The sound, however, remains wonderfully light. It swings and glows with tantalizing strings, sensual backing vocals, horns, playful piano parts, anything to lighten the load. It allows Ha Ha Heartbreak to be a moving emotional exploration as well as a vessel of great musical richness.

The founders of Gratefuel share their sense of responsibility to promote a better understanding of what quality food entails and how great it can make us feel by opening this new fun coffee spot in Fort Lauderdale, with yoga classes in the backyard, life music sessions and lots of healthy & plant based options to fuel you up without compromising any of the fun and flavor in the process.

The new identity was designed inspired by the warm tropical environment of South Florida and the welcoming color palette from the vibrant and healthy menu options. The use of TT Trailers balances freshness with heavy but friendly type details across the brand supported by the easy but fun to read, sans-serif Pangram Sans creating a more relatable and easy to connect visuals to invite in people who doesn’t necessarily identifies themselves as “healthy” nor connects with that traditional aesthetic, to join them into a new kind of healthy and grateful lifestyle and give a new positive, tasteful and fun meaning to the word.

I was approached by some amazing people to rebrand Coffee Būro, two coffee shops located in London, a city where the coffee scene is very well developed with an excessive number of independent shops and competitors in every corner. Coffee Būro is a unique dual concept of specialty coffee with a dedicated area for co-working and meeting rooms.

See the full project on Behance.

The Quanta Magazine website uses Noe Display for their headlines, and Pangram Sans for menu and navigation. Merriweather is used for body text, bylines, dates, and subheads. The publication describes itself this way:

Quanta Magazine is an editorially independent online publication launched by the Simons Foundation to enhance public understanding of science. Why Quanta? Albert Einstein called photons “quanta of light.” Our goal is to “illuminate science”.

Wilder Fields is a technology-enabled food company producing extraordinarily flavorful, fresh, safe, and sustainably grown food for local communities across the country. Harnessing bleeding-edge technology, sustainable operations, and ethical real estate practices, Wilder Fields seeks to nourish the world and transform local economies by reinventing the practice of large-scale indoor vertical farming.

The One Design team worked with CEO Jake Counne, CCO James Radke, and their team since early 2020 to develop the Wilder Fields brand identity and communication strategy. Formerly known as Backyard Fresh Farms, a new name, positioning strategy, messaging plan, identity program, and packaging system has been crafted from the ground-up to express a more resonant, emotional, and authentic narrative for the organization.

nHouse is a new and innovative pre-fabricated housing company. Created by award winning architect Richard Hywel Evans, the nHouse is a spacious, affordable and contemporary two storey, three-bedroom modular home. The house is made using off-site construction techniques and it can be delivered and assembled anywhere using Quad-Click™ Technology.

The identity utilises the nHouse’s four part assembly USP and is influenced by the modernist style of the house itself. The type — a custom stencil version of Pangram Sans — is inspired by the construction of the nHouse and is kept deliberately minimalist so not to detract from the quality product.

See more on the website of White Bear Studio.