StudioWemento is a visual storytelling studio working across film, motion graphics, animation, CGI, photography, and post-production. Based in Thailand, the studio approaches commercial and self-initiated projects alike through a lens of experimentation by blending digital and analog processes, and occasionally breaking the rules.

Their website pairs three typefaces: Switzer, a grotesque by Jérémie Hornus for Indian Type Foundry, handles the primary interface and body copy with clean, contemporary neutrality. It’s set alongside Crimson Text Italic, Sebastian Kosch’s open-source old-style serif available through Google Fonts. The combination is rounded out by Atmosphere Grotesk, designed by Ruslan Abasov.

Brûlant is a new Parisian brasserie occupying a converted fire station in the 10th arrondissement. The design leans into the venue's history with an immersive monochromatic red scheme that creates dramatic impact through layered tones. A custom wordmark made by Arthur Alazard [based on Cortese Black, see the comments] features knife-sharp serifs and a refined circumflex accent, paired with Writer's lighter weights for the menu typography, with support from Switzer. The result is a cohesive system that balances raw intensity with sophisticated restraint, perfectly capturing the experience of dining in this transformed industrial space.

ATELIER 7 is an interior architecture studio crafting objects and storytelling spaces, blending interiors, furniture, art, and accessories. Its visual identity was designed by Synonime, a creative studio led by Gosia Obara, specialising in graphic design, art direction, and web design.

The branding is set in Romie, designed by Margot Lévêque, paired with what appears to be Switzer by Jérémie Hornus, used mostly in all caps. The logo is made with Héctor Gatti’s Archivo.

“Selected Objects” uses Syaf Rizal’s Thesignature in all caps.

Aadil Abedi is an artist and creative director who brings a contemporary twist to calligraphy. He recently re-launched his e-commerce website to show updated works and partnerships with brands like Disney, Apple, and Rastah.

The website’s visual design combines Aadil’s lush calligraphy with elegant typefaces like Fragment Glare, Switzer, and Jackelyn Script. The designer selected Fragment Glare because the typeface's tittle resembles rhombic dots used in calligraphy. The website also uses animation to show the typefaces and calligraphy in motion.

Website design and webflow development by Amera Ibrahim, with copywriting by Madeleine O. Teh.

I had the honor to design the book and layout of the second volume of the Almanacco delle Artiste di Sicilia (Almanac of Sicilian Artists) for the Accademia di Belle Arti di Palermo, published by Edizioni Kalòs.

After the successful first volume, born from the collaboration between Emilia Valenza and Giulia Ingrao, both Contemporary Art History teachers from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Palermo, the second volume continues to create a historical-critical reconstruction of the journey of female Sicilian artists.

More stories and more narrations told from the perspective of women in the art field and exposed through the essays of both talented art students and renowned critics in the educational institution.

Katarzyna Konieczka is a renowned Polish costume and avant-garde fashion designer. She has created outfits for many world-famous stars such as Madonna, Lady Gaga, Bella Hadid, and Jennifer Lopez to name a few. Her works, often prepared for photoshoots, have frequently appeared in prestigious fashion magazines. They have also been used in numerous music videos and directly on film sets. CNN has recognized her as one of the ten most promising fashion designers of the future. Our task was to create a comprehensive identity for the KONIECZKA brand.

Idea by Anna Holik, Daniel Naborowski and Adam Chyliński. Design by Anna Holik, Ola Misztela, and Basia Kowal, with art by Anna Holik.

Alastair Strong is a photographer and art director based between Paris and London. Specializing in creating visual narratives for luxury products and global advertising campaigns, Strong's diverse portfolio includes still lifes, advertising, sports, landscapes and reportage. For his photography portfolio website, designer George Barker-Wyatt used Vercetti.

Developed by Studio Admire, the site features a minimalist black and white interface, emphasising on functionality and smooth navigation through consistent use of typography. The logo is set in Indian Type Foundry's Volkart (since 2021 named Switzer) and takes center stage with its prominent size. Users exploring the site can easily switch between white and black mode.

Pastiche Grotesque is used as the primary typographic voice by Toronto-based graphic design agency Hambly & Woolley for their revamp of the Caseware brand. It’s supported by Switzer.

Caseware helps customers create integrated technologies for their teams’ workflows to automate processes and rise above routine tasks.

Archivio Meraviglioso is a digital platform focused on the history of Fondazione Istituto dei Ciechi, a 182 years old organization devoted to the social and cultural inclusion of the visually impaired. The website was designed and developed by Calibro, a studio based in Milan, focused on data driven digital experiences and research, while other partners of the project are cheFare and Wikimedia Italia.

The project deals with the presentation and contextualisation of their vast historical and photographic archive. The different sections allow the user to explore the archive and learn about the institute history.

Calibro chose Editorial New for the headings and Switzer for body text and other UI elements.

Gallery of paintings made by well-known Milanese and Lombard painters to thanks the notable donors that financially helped the institute in the past.

The photographic archive

An article

An interactive visualization to explore the structure of the historical archive