Suped Up is the new power-pop project of Brian Dove and Noah Bowman. The band released two singles, “Crosswords” and “No Ghost No Problem” ahead of the release of their debut self-titled album (out April 25, 2025 via Hilltop Recordings).

As one half of said duo, I got to take the lead on creating assets for the new album, which was a great excuse to use some of my favorite fonts (and one of my own)!

The album artwork and cassette packaging uses PicNic for the band name and track listing, with Gayot New Thin for accents and the wider side of Obviously’s variable font for smaller typesetting.

On the album release show poster, Megazoid makes an appearance and Obviously’s variable axes get put to further use.

The lyric video for the single “No Ghost No Problem” also features PicNic, Gayot New, and Obviously.

Album artwork for Suped Up’s self-titled LP

Album release show poster

Cassette tape

Cassette Jcard front and interior

Still from the lyric video for “No Ghost No Problem”, featuring Gayot New

Still from the lyric video for “No Ghost No Problem”, featuring Obviously

T-shirt and tour poster for musician Mal Blum. Graphic designer and musician Karl Kuehn utilized Gayot New as a display type for the artists' names and the monospace-inspired MVB Margin for supporting text.

Posters for the 18th Anniversary Party of WRIR, an independent radio station from Richmond, Virgina, which will take place at Hardywood brewery. Local graphic designer Brent McCormick utilized Gayot New for the headline copy, with band names set in Job Clarendon, and additional show details set in ITC Ronda. “97.3 wrir” is OCR-A with a chrome effect.

Alternate layout for Facebook event page cover image