A Space The Metropolis is a Metaverse experience created by MMK Design Studio exhibiting the works of artists Popo Mangun, Mang Moel, and Agugn. Scope is used in visual interface elements throughout the experience. Quoted from MMK’s project page:

Second chapter of the A Space Metaverse series moves high up on a rooftop of an imaginary metropolis where you can find three prominent artists (Popo Mangun, Mang Moel, Agugn) exhibiting their work in a way that has never been done before.

Ascon Systems, a leader in industrial automation software, teamed up with Serious Business to refresh their brand entirely. The goal was to reflect their innovative spirit and advanced technology through a modern, clean design.

We chose Aeonik for its sleek and versatile look, perfectly aligning with Ascon’s forward-thinking approach. The result is a cohesive and modern identity representing Ascon Systems’ dedication to innovation and excellence.

For more details visit case study on Behance and on our website SERIOUS.BUSINESS.

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Pimpit by Benoît Bodhuin is used together with Exposure (0 and –50 styles) by Federico Parra Barrios.

From design studio Everyday Practice’s website:

‘MODE’ is a project run by the Korea Creative Content Agency in collaboration with the metaverse platform ZEPETO to support the overseas expansion of Korean fashion businesses. MODE at Seoul is a pop-up store at Lotte World Mall that offers a variety of experiences related to designer brands.

EVERYDAY PRACTICE symbolically represented the diverse and flexible projects of 10 fashion design teams with an identity in a fluid form. In addition, to visualise the connection between the metaverse space ZEPETO and the simultaneous projects in offline spaces, we borrowed pixel graphics and designed key visuals by applying shapes and colours that fit each brand’s concept.

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Design studio: Everyday Practice
Design director: Joonho Kwon
Designers: Joonho Kwon, Jihyo Ahn, Youngsun Jung
Motion graphics: V-Code
Logo motion: Hyunho Yang

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Yapari in early use for the Metaverse Music Festival 2022, a project by Decentraland, a 3D virtual world browser-based platform.

The 2022 edition took place November 10–13 and featured over 100 artists. This year’s MVMF showcase performances were created with the latest motion capture technology from Move.ai which enables motion capture with no suits and Kinetix.tech that aims to empower creators to make Emotes using only a phone camera as well as video performances.

The festival featured 15 completely different and unique stages set against a cyberpunk landscape being overgrown by nature. A mystical Tower of Babel stood over everything, filling the ears of anyone who approaches with languages from around the world, symbolizing the unifying power of music. The event also included the deployment of numerous new experiences to explore, such as Follow the Rabbit, Take the Blue Pill, Portaloo, The Backstage Pass Quest, and more.

The Next Cartel is a multimedia organization, providing digital media, digital fashion, and agency services worldwide. Their logo and website are both set in Bastardo Grotesk, giving a sense of continuity and cohesion. The website follows the logo's different colour versions, which are interchangeable and often even used at the same time. Sequel 100 Wide is used for the hero headlines on the website.