“Born to be ‘BAU’DOL” is the first original song by twin VTubers Fuwawa and Mococo Abyssgard, a.k.a. FUWAMOCO. The song was produced and written by Japanese composer PandaBoY. The graphics for the single art are by SAWTOWNE, while the logo was designed by saku39.

The logo uses a variety of fonts from the Adobe library. Funkydori Bold is used for “Born to be”, with pawprints added to the O’s. “BAU” is set in Manteiga, while “DOL” uses Olivita with a pon-de-ring replacing the O. Finally, FUWAMOCO is set in AB J Gu, a largely kanji-based font from the Font1000 collection.

Icons for ZOO: a bakery, café, bookshop, and illustration gallery in Bologna. They asked for a bold but cute logo that would incorporate all of the functions of their space.

Olivita’s texture matches the illustration lines quite nicely, and its quirkiness goes hand in hand with the hilarious baker characters.

From the website of illustrator/designer Ing Lee (with added links):

Official poster for Korean-American band Japanese Breakfast featuring Built to Spill, for their shows in Portland and Seattle.

They left me very free with the work, so I was inspired by one of their songs that left an impression on me in their performance of “Paprika” at Primavera Sound São Paulo. I went to research more about her inspirations for the song and she mentioned one of my favorite animations, also called Paprika (2006) by Satoshi Kon. This and her photo shoot with Korean masks 탈 were my main references, as I wanted to bring an interpretation with Korean elements of Kon’s parade scene. The illustration was made to be printed in risography in the colors paprika (yes!!), hunter green, bisque, sunflower and mint.

Olivita with its soft curves and quirky italics was used for the headlines and New Zen for dates and location.