A straightforward, low-contrast grotesque that mixes geometric rigidity with subtle oddities and humour. View at Dinamo →
Used by Redkroft, Stink, George & Harrison, Velvele, Vanderbrand, Onari
Set for Dinamo (9), (B)N, Building Direction City of Lucerne, GQ Korea, JAJO, Leon Michels, Lower Valley Beverage Company, NIMA, Omnui, Titles
Cases set in ABC Favorit, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
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Sign in freeOMFGCO developed the brand identity for New Bahru, a creative and cultural hub in Singapore’s River Valley commissioned by The Lo & Behold Group. The project transformed a former school into a flexible creative container housing over 40 local brands. Drawing on Singapore’s linguistic and cultural hybridity, the identity features a custom handwritten typeface, adaptive logo system, and vibrant palette inspired by the city’s dual nature.
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May surveys the design community to identify 50 typefaces expected to trend in 2026. The roundup highlights a mix of contemporary and classic fonts from leading foundries such as Grilli Type, Klim, ABC Dinamo, and Pangram Pangram. It reflects a broader trend toward revisiting familiar grotesques and serifs with modern refinements for digital and branding applications.
Studio Freight rebranded crypto trading platform Bullpen with a bold, chaotic identity inspired by the culture of crypto meme communities. The new design replaces the detailed bull logo with simplified horns, uses ABC Favorit typeface, and introduces stickers and chat bubble motifs to reflect the energy of online trading spaces. The result is a playful, authentic system that embraces the volatility and humor of crypto culture.
The Brand Identity’s article by Poppy Thaxter highlights five standout sans serif typefaces—Neue Montreal, ABC Favorit, Aeonik, Roobert, and GT America—showcasing how they’ve been used across various branding projects. The piece references multiple studios and designers who have applied these fonts in identities spanning fitness, real estate, fashion, and technology sectors. It celebrates the versatility and enduring appeal of sans serif typography in modern brand design.