Otto Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Otto projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Otto projects in press coverage.
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five projects, including Times Two’s bold new brand identity for borderless payments platform Due. The identity embraces inclusivity and global scalability through a lowercase wordmark, dynamic monetary patterns, and a vibrant color palette. Other featured works include minimalist wine branding by José de Wal, a refined identity for Cotton Wild by ZIP ESTUDIO, the Arimado typeface by Carl Rain, and a sustainable fashion identity by Rees Morgan.
The Brand Identity’s April 2021 edition of 'The Edit' spotlights five new design projects, including the brand identity for digital learning platform Other Echo by Faith Studio and studio_ink_work. Other featured works include branding for TIPTOE&ROLL, Skinclub, Octavia, and Cottonly, showcasing diverse approaches to typography, materials, and visual storytelling across industries from education to fashion and cosmetics.
BP&O reviews Studio Mut’s design for the exhibition catalogue 'Inside Lottozero', created for Lottozero textile laboratories in Italy. The 184-page tri-lingual hardback book uses orientation, edge printing, and color blocking to reflect the exhibition’s themes of inside/outside and materiality. Richard Baird’s analysis highlights how the book’s physical design extends the conceptual framework of the exhibition.
BP&O’s Studio Showcase profiles Melbourne-based Studio Hi Ho, co-founded by Wesley Waddell and Patrick Scanlan. The article highlights the studio’s thoughtful, architectural approach to branding, particularly in its collaborations with property developer Milieu. It emphasizes the studio’s restraint, material sensitivity, and intellectual engagement across projects like Nth Fitzroy and Whitlam Place.
BP&O features Studio Hi Ho’s brand identity for Lagotto, a new café, wine bar, and food store in Melbourne’s Nth Fitzroy development by Milieu. The identity combines modernist typography, playful dog illustrations by Ted Parker, and interior collaboration with Flack Studio to create a warm, community-oriented brand. The project extends across print, packaging, signage, and digital applications, reflecting Mediterranean influences and local character.