Ordinary People created poster, invitation, book, editorial, and motion-graphic materials for A Way of Moving 2017—Make Your Movement. The project was developed for KCDF, with portfolio photography by Jinsol Kim.
Ordinary People developed the graphic identity for A Way of Moving 2016, an exhibition presenting Korean contemporary objects through a new approach. The project included posters, invitations, a book, editorial materials, and exhibition installation graphics for KCDF.
Ordinary People developed the graphic identity and exhibition materials for Wonderful Space for All, promoting the 2018 Public Design Grand Prize and next-generation Korean passport design. Geometric street-inspired forms, rhythmic curves, and fresh colors transformed the venue into an optimistic public-space experience.
Public Design Festival 2023 is a long-running Public Design initiative organized by the Korea Craft and Design Foundation (KCDF). Studio fnt created the project’s visual identity for the 2023 festival.
Studio fnt created the exhibition identity, graphic system, and souvenir design for Traditional Korea Festival 2023: THAT’S KOREA. The project was developed for KCDF to present Korean traditional culture in a contemporary festival context.
Studio fnt developed the visual identity for Public Design Festival 2022, a longstanding initiative organized by KCDF. The project created a cohesive festival-facing design system for communicating the event and its public-design program.
BP&O features Studio fnt’s brand identity for Hanji, a new brand of traditional Korean paper developed by KCDF. The identity draws inspiration from the seals historically used on Hanji paper, translating them into a flexible system of lines and marks that reflect the material’s craft and cultural heritage.