Rural roots, refined. Founder, designer and Project Runway contestant Tessa Clark launched Grind and Glaze as a womenswear brand built on sustainability and ethically-crafted garments. Raised by a self-taught ceramicist and a hard-working miller, the grinding of grain and the glazing of pottery intersects with wabi sabi aesthetics to reimagine simple statements in an entirely new way. Tessa needed a brand that was as considered as each garment, always balanced and simply crafted with an artist's touch.

The logotype has been customized using a Minerva Modern base, which is also used as headers throughout the brand. Minerva Modern is the perfect in between of an artful sans and elegant serif. Source Sans is used to compliment Minerva Modern both for legibility and structural purposes. The final website looks different from the images shown here, but it does use Minerva Modern.

View the entire project on Behance.

Kościół zbudowali Aniołowie (“The Church built by the Angels”) is a temporary exhibition dedicated to the history of The Assumption Church in Giecz (Poland). In collaboration with Krzysztof Domaradzki my work was to create and develop all identity, elements such as branding, exhibition graphics as well as brochures, posters and catalogues. — Piotr Buczkowski, Heroes Design

The primary typeface that has been used here is Monotype Baskerville. For many, this family belongs to the boring old classics. They may prefer more recent designs like Štorm’s Baskerville with its attractive optical sizes; or looser, less familiar interpretations from that genre, like Matthieu Cortat’s Bonesana or Jackson Cavanaugh’s Harriet Series. Often, the killer argument for Monotype Baskerville is that it is free for those on a Mac, since it comes bundled with OS X. Also, it is quite unique among the seriffed system font families in that it comprises six styles – that’s two more than, say, Times New Roman or Palatino. In version 7 (as included with OS X Lion), each of the fonts contains about 1,100 glyphs, enabling language support not only for Central European languages, but also for Russian and Greek.