BRZO Chrome Away in early use on the label for Sticky Sticky, a double dry hopped wheat IPA with 6.2% ABV, brewed by Five Boroughs Brewing Co. in collaboration with Twin Elephant Brewing. A beta of the shiny display italic was made available on Future Fonts in February 2021. Nuform released the final version of the family this month, in November 2022.

On the seemingly sticker-covered label, The Collected Works paired Brzo with a number of other typefaces, including PDU Stencil and Helsinki, the brewery’s standard typefaces.

The Nitsch Foundation is the official representative of Austrian avant-garde artist Hermann Nitsch (b. 1938). Nitsch’s abstract “splatter” paintings, like his performance pieces, are inspired by his neutral perspective on humanity and being human. In the 1950s, Nitsch conceived of the Orgien Mysterien Theater (which roughly translates as Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries, or The Orgiastic Mystery Theater), staging more then 100 performances.

The Nitsch Foundation uses the Helsinki typeface for its identity.

63 Questions and answers for all who want to know what eating meat has to do with us and with the world.

The beautiful book Iss was?! Tiere, Fleisch & Ich (“Eat What!? Animals, Meat & Me”) designed by Gesine Grotrian, is set entirely in Helsinki by LudwigType. It was nominated for the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis and the non-fiction award EMYS Sachenbuchpreis.

Korpus (Binnenland, 2009) and Helsinki (Ludwig Type, 2013) are paired in this book on movies from Lower Austria, and a price winner of “Die schönsten Bücher Österreichs 2016”. From the website of Austrian design agency Lichtwitz-Leinfellner:

The volume documents the activities of the Province of Lower Austria in the field of film promotion since 1996, and presents and reflects on numerous film projects that were shot in this state.

A book about a time-based medium with a short film on the cover: a lenticular image depicts a short sequence of a tracking shot through the landscape of Lower Austria. There are also analogies to the medium of film in the table of contents: as in a fictitious film editing program, the individual “scenes” of the book are arranged here as color-coded blocks along a timeline. The pages are numbered in minutes, seconds and frames.

(...) From the jury's reasoning to the selection as one of the “most beautiful books in Austria” 2016: "[...] In the implementation, the change between text and image part is designed to be reader-friendly and always surprises again. This is underlined by the special envelope that immediately catches your eye [...] "

PDU Stencil (a stencil version of a typeface that originally consisted of one single stencil plate) and Ludwig Übele's Helsinki in use for the branding of Five Boroughs Brewing Co. designed by Studio No.9:

Just like New York City is greater than the sum of its parts, the brewery is bigger than beer — Five Boroughs is all about discovery. They’re a brewery built to celebrate and encourage the exploration of craft beer, the neighborhoods and all the wonders the five boroughs have to offer. Their goal — a community that crosses borders, through sharing experiences and beer.

While focusing on authenticity, refinement and craftsmanship, we created a cohesive brand identity that resonates with “craft” consumers who seek an opportunity for exploration.

The Copenhagen Designer Outlet is Denmark’s largest outlet center arranged in a village street style and located close to Copenhagen in Taastrup. On the website Helsinki is used exclusively in capital letters (except for time designations) for headlines, sub-headings and text highlighting. It is complemented by Times for continuous text.

Partly Cloudy is a very differently designed mobile weather app by Berlin based designers/developers Raureif, displaying weather forecast and information in a unique clock visualization.

On their typography: “We think typography is the foundation of great graphic design. That’s why we hand-picked Helsinki™ by award-winning type designer Ludwig Übele to give Partly Cloudy its bold, sturdy look.” Dieter says yes.