Playful typography and an assortment of typefaces are combined in Mäluraamat (“Memory Book”), a compilation and a behind-the-curtains look into Paide Teater’s 2021/2022 season. Graphic design by Ran-Re Reimann. Words from the theater (translated from the Estonian):

The memory book is an atlas, the pages of which map the paths already taken, those that have been discovered and noted down during the creation of the productions of the past season, but also make crossings into the unknown, undiscovered depths to investigate which dramaturgical structures and techniques could become travel documents that would allow us readers, writers to cross ever-changing borders in the landscapes of remembering and forgetting.

Paide Teater’s 2021/2022 season book brings together the productions “Paide Sümfoonia” (Paide Symphony), “Lahinguväli” (Battlefield), “Teine asi” (The Second Thing), “Udu” (The Fog), “Esimene tants. Viimast korda.” (The First Dance. For the Last Time.) and “Ja kes mind siis lõpuks mäletab?” (And who will remember me in the end?) and their metatextual structures, thematic stratifications and realizations clarified in the processes. The memory book brings together the results of one year's creative work of a theatre and allows the elements discovered during different productions to react with each other.

IM Fell English on the left, Euripides with Tiltortion on the right

Detail with text set in Ladna, annotation in Tiltortion, and a title in IM Fell English Italic

The monolinear numerals are from Scraps, a typeface co-designed by Ran-Re Reimann.

Rezas do Diabo (“Devil’s Prayers”) is a poetry book by Brazilian writer Wencesláu de Queiroz (1863–1921), posthumously published in 1939. Wenceslau’s poems deal with themes such as occultism, satanism, and blasphemy.

This work is the result of César Ganimi’s final project for the Specialization Course in Graphic Design at Campinas State University (Unicamp).

The new website of Corsaires Studio brings together IBM Plex Sans (used for text), the monospaced IBM Plex Mono (for menus, labels, and other items), and IM Fell English (for headlines). The 17th century type with the rough contours appears in regular and italic styles. Supported by vintage sea maps and old engravings showing ships, a compass, an anchor etc., it adds the right typographic voice for the theme revolving around nautics and piracy.

Corsaires Studio is a French creative studio specialized in the design and production of digital solutions. The studio is the result of a professional meeting between four sailors. After facing the darkest seas, and being convinced of the added value of their multidisciplinary skills, they decided to create their own studio. — Corsaires Studio