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Vanderbrand craft a bespoke typeface with Letters from Sweden for One Delisle’s elegant identity
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Vanderbrand craft a bespoke typeface with Letters from Sweden for One Delisle’s elegant identity
Candice Bondi blurs the lines between beauty, fashion and food in her identity for PetitGrain
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Candice Bondi blurs the lines between beauty, fashion and food in her identity for PetitGrain
Accompany exhibit geometric playfulness in their typographically-led identity for Welsh + Major
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Accompany exhibit geometric playfulness in their typographically-led identity for Welsh + Major
Justified Studio play with the classic and the contemporary in their identity for Wax London
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Justified Studio play with the classic and the contemporary in their identity for Wax London
Christopher Doyle & Co. represent music, plants, art and tea in their identity for Steep St.
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Christopher Doyle & Co. represent music, plants, art and tea in their identity for Steep St.