“Garnier – Everyday Touch” is a student rebrand identity project made as part of the Packaging Design 2 class taught by Ania Borysiewicz. It reimagines the brand through the lens of ritual, sensuality, and evolving heritage.

Hair is a ritual, evolving with every new chapter and reflecting our heritage. Infused with nourishing botanical ingredients, each formula transforms the everyday into an intimate act of care. More than maintenance, this is a return—to touch, to tradition, to the quiet sensuality woven into daily life.

The identity uses Univers as the primary typeface for its clean, modern precision and structural clarity across the system. IvyPresto is used exclusively for the logotype, its expressive serif forms introducing elegance and softness that echo the brand’s botanical heritage and refined sensuality.

Elliot & Ostrich design timeless jewelry. Each piece is handmade in Antwerp and crafted from 18-karat gold and carefully selected white or nude diamonds.

The identity work was done by Turbulence and the website features IvyPresto and Neue Haas Unica.

San Francisco–based studio Riser created a bright, modern identity for Nutranelle, a plant-based superfood protein brand founded by fitness enthusiast Janelle Babka. Riser handled all strategy, identity, packaging, and digital design, developing a system full of energy and optimism. Saturated, crisp colors and playful layouts give the packaging and website a youthful, happy feel.

The Nutranelle logo features IvyPresto, a graceful serif designed by Jan Maack for Ivy Foundry, which adds polish and structure. Across packaging and digital applications, Mackinac by Mike Beens for P22 Type Foundry brings warmth and softness to headlines and taglines. TT Commons from TypeType provides a strong geometric counterpoint—versatile and clean, ideal for its readability and a perfect foil for Mackinac.

Together, these typefaces strike a balance between vitality and clarity, echoing the brand’s mission to make feeling amazing easy.

See more of the project on Riser’s website.

CLEAR is an identity company that is perhaps best known for their app that helps move people through security lines at airports faster and easier. CLEAR has over 22 million members and a growing network of partners across the world.

The website, app and branding identity feature IvyPresto for headlines and Inter for text.

JMG Studio has designed the new identity for the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The choice of type fell on IvyPresto Headline alongside Inter. The typefaces are used throughout the website, on print, and in marketing collateral. The logo is custom drawn, or based on a different typeface.

The logo of Southbank Centre in Noe Display is not part of the LPO identity.

Tableau is a richly illustrated magazine about fine arts from all ages. The issue for winter 2024 makes use of IvyMode and IvyPresto for headlines, combined with Futura and Frutiger for text. The magazine logo is in ITC Franklin Gothic.

Spanx is a shapewear brand for women, founded by Sara Blakely.

The new identity for Spanx was made by Ward studio and comprised new typography and color story, a redrawn logo, newly designed packaging, art direction, and digital design all the way down to the care tags. Typefaces used are IvyPresto for headlines and Inter for text.

Skuna Bay produces raised salmon from Vancouver Island for the North American market. Oslo-based design agency Mission developed the brand’s new visual identity using IvyPresto for headlines and Barlow for text. Mission summarizes their design as follows:

The picture series portrays everything from pure raw materials to preparation by professional chefs, up to delicious dishes where the salmon plays the main role. With a minimalist color palette based on white and black, we let the images of the fish and delicious dishes speak for themselves. Everything wrapped in a modern and elegant typeface with a message that underpins high quality and professional pride.

The new logo pairs two widths from Acumin.

Grieg Seafood isone of the world’s largest salmon farming companies with brands in the USA, Canada, and Europe.

Mission Design made a new visual identity for Grieg Seafood built around a wave-like shape inspired by a creative concept titled “Ripple Effect”, symbolizing how small changes create far-reaching impact. This became the foundation of a flexible graphic system with vibrant colors, dynamic layouts, and an updated tone of voice. New imagery highlighted taste, connection, and the joy of eating, bringing the brand’s story to life.

The headline font chosen for this is IvyPresto. On the website, it’s paired with both FF DIN and DIN 2014.

A Series of Suggestions #1 in collaboration with artist Kinga Jaszewska. Poster 1 unfolded.

Each edition of A Series of Suggestions gives an insight into a particular collaboration at the base of the PhD project The Sound of a Shared Intimacy by Leonie Persyn and exhibits a constant dialogue between practice and discourse; between researcher and artist. With this format Persyn explored how suggestions can function as a possible research output and how they have the potential to reveal the collaborative thinking practice behind academic research and share it with an audience. A Series of Suggestions celebrates the fact that suggestions are never clear-cut answers or solutions for a problem and incorporates how they recap what has already been done while forecasting undiscovered paths in the act of unfolding.

The graphic design is shaped by the magazine-fold format of the posters inside. Each edition features five small, thematic booklets following a linear narrative when read as a book or a meandering or even counter narrative when unfolded into an artwork.

Typography plays a crucial role in the visual identity of each edition, drawing inspiration from the collaborators’ artistic backgrounds. Each artist is assigned a specific font, creating a unique visual “voice” that echoes the structure of theatrical texts.

For the first edition, centered on and created with Kinga Jaszewska, the font choice reflects a connection to Kinga’s Polish heritage. The typeface Zakład by Warsaw Types was selected for its reference to the blocky, geometric lettering found on traditional Warsaw craftsmen's shop signs. Its distinctive and bold character complements the thematic content.

Since A Series of Suggestions is part of Leonie Persyn’s doctoral research The Sound of a Shared Intimacy at Ghent University, the typographic design needed to balance the demands of academic readability with the appeal of a visually engaging, story-driven format. The result is a typographic system incorporating different fonts, arranged within a rigid yet playful grid that invites readers to explore, unfold, and immerse themselves in the layered narratives within.

Concept of the publication series and research: Leonie Persyn
Graphic design: Laura Broux
Artists: Kinga Jaczewska, Rita Hoofwijk, David Weber-Krebs

A Series of Suggestions #1, #2 and #3. Each edition features five thematic booklets/posters.

A Series of Suggestions #1 in collaboration with artist Kinga Jaszewska

A Series of Suggestions #1 in collaboration with artist Kinga Jaszewska

A Series of Suggestions #2 in collaboration with artist Rita Hoofwijk

Your Majesty is an Amsterdam-based strategy-led design and technology agency that powers brands and digital products for fashion and technology pioneers. The website uses IvyPresto for headlines and quotes, Messina Sans and DM Mono for secondary texts.

Explore the North is both a production house for makers from the northern Netherlands, and a city festival in Leeuwarden featuring music, literature, theatre, and more. Their visual identity was designed by local Leeuwarden design studio BW H Ontwerpers.

The typefaces used are IvyPresto by The Ivy Foundry and Store Norske Stempel by Skriftkompani.

See also the post about the 2023 edition.

Monumenter is a Danish book on professional cycling’s five most prestigious one-day races. These so-called monuments are Milan–San Remo, Tour of Flanders, Paris–Roubaix, Liège–Bastogne–Liège, and Giro di Lombardia.

The book was written by Tonny Vorm and published by Lindhardt og Ringhof.
The cover was designed by Tina Halse, with a photo by Gruber Images. The book is set in IvyPresto, Halcom and Times New Roman

Mii Cosmetics is a professional makeup service offering beauty essentials. Mii was launched by beauty lover and entrepreneur Susan Gerrard in 2011.

The brand identity was developed by London agency Deep. The main fonts chosen for the new identity are Dharma Gothic Bold combined with IvyPresto Thin. The website additionally uses GT America in Light and Medium weights.

Rhode keeps the text about themselves very short on Instagram:

Clothes to have fun in. Join us #ontheRHODE

The website uses IvyPresto for headlines and GT America for navigation text.

From Dirimart:

This monograph was published within the context of the exhibition titled Eternal Resonance by Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, which was held across three different venues at Dirimart’s Dolapdere and Pera galleries from 27 December 2023 to 21 January 2024. Bringing together Eyüboğlu’s previously unseen works and archival materials and providing a comprehensive exploration of the artistic practice of this pioneering figure in Turkish art history, the bilingual book in Turkish and English is enriched with articles by Ömer Faruk Şerifoğlu, Burcu Pelvanoğlu and Emre Zeytinoğlu, design by Ali Emre Doğramacı, and artwork photographs by Nazlı Erdemirel.

Dedicated to the unique artistic odyssey of Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, a passionate artist, enthusiastic poet and visionary teacher, this comprehensive monograph serves as a sincere testament to his intensity as an artist, poet, and teacher. Weaving together the previously unseen works and archival materials, its narrative results in a comprehensive exploration of his artistic evolution in time. The book pays tribute to a life devoted to the arts, acknowledges the enduring impact of his work, and celebrates the collaborative spirit that brought forth this testament to Eyüboğlu’s unparalleled genius.

Les Francos de Montréal is a ten-day festival that brings together the best musical talents from the French-speaking world. The festival features nearly 150 concerts, most of which are presented for free at many outdoor and indoor venues in downtown Montréal.

To capture the vibe of this event, LG2, Canada’s largest independent creative agency, designed a new visual and experiential signature for the 2023 edition.

LG2 used the festival’s name, which captures its distinct character, as a foundation for the brand’s logotype with seven abstracted letterforms, combined with IvyPresto into a new graphic language and design system. The permanent wordmark uses Garage Gothic Bold.

Explore the North is both a production house for makers from the northern Netherlands, and a city festival in Leeuwarden for music, literature, theatre and more. Their visual identity is designed by local Leeuwarden design studio BW H Ontwerpers.

The typography uses Store Norske Stempel for headlines, supported by IvyPresto.

Anna Rosholt designs jewellery for women to celebrate their distinct style and elegance. Their primary goal is to create and sell pieces with authentic texture and intricate detail, where no weight is shaved or corners are cut.

At the start of the project, Anna Rosholt was already a well-established and well-loved brand having launched multiple collections. The mission was to give them a strategic and visual direction to tie the existing collections together and guide the brand into the future.

Digital Butter took inspiration from Anna Rosholt’s bold but refined jewellery style to create a fun yet sophisticated brand that honoured the existing brand elements.

The result is fresh, new messaging and visual branding with strong brand cohesion across all touch points.

From CLIP’s About page:

CLIP is a globally-minded platform catering to creators of all disciplines. With CLIP creators can make informed decisions and be recognized and fairly compensated for their work. CLIP was created by WIPO for Creators, a consortium founded by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a United Nations specialized agency, together with Music Rights Awareness Foundation (MRAF), an apolitical foundation that works to increase knowledge of music rights worldwide.

Manyone has been “responsible for the project’s strategy, concept, experience design, learning experience, technology, content creation, film production, brand development, and more.”

Headlines are set in IvyPresto and text in Söhne.