Identity created for Borderlands – a place-based project, running from March 2025 to March 2028, showcasing art in the communities of the English/Welsh borders, commissioned and developed by Meadow Arts.

Lydian is used here to represent modern rurality; the letterforms could have been painted by hand (evocative of the home-made signs found on land in the borders) – and brought up-to-date in the context of growing interest around contemporary art being made in the area.

Meadow Arts is an inspirational visual arts charity delivering ambitious and accessible projects in unexpected, often rural places.

Neupitz is a place for workation and team retreats, directly on a lake and super close to Berlin. A placer full of creativity and a place to grow.

New visual identity and website by designer Lisa Mehle, pairing Emilio with Cerebri Sans. The logo appears to be custom drawn.

Maya is a Filipino financial services and digital payments company based in Metro Manila, Philippines.

The logo uses Tuka, a custom typeface designed by Jo Malinis for its brand identity. For their advertising and app, they use Cerebri Sans and Jeko.

For TekstLab’s tenth anniversary (2018), design studio Forest provided a design for a festival – Glokale Stemmer (“glocal voices”) – and the anniversary magazine (pdf) with four different covers. The magazine layout uses Form (Bizarre Bizarre) for headlines. The anniversary logo and the body text are set in Cerebri Sans, with Bluu Next for pull quotes and secondary headings, and Aperçu Mono for page numbers and running titles. The opening of the festival took place at Sentralen in Oslo.

TekstLab aims to increase artistic and cultural diversity within new performing arts and performative expressions in Norway. The goal is that as many as possible – regardless of social, linguistic and cultural background – must have the opportunity to participate in creative artistic processes, get tools to develop new texts, stories and scenic expressions, show the stories for the audience – and thus become voices in art and social life.

The Vinebox website shows the GT Super Display and Cerebri Sans webfonts in use.

GT Super will be available later this year from Grilli Type. Cerebri Sans is available from Hanken Design Co.