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Banana Grotesk — 1 case
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Cases set in Banana Grotesk, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Banana Grotesk in the news
- 100 Artists Reimagine the Banana in New Art Book
It's Nice That · Sep 16, 2026
Swedish duo Studio Trikken has self-funded Banana Art Book, a 192-page publication containing more than 100 artists’ responses to the banana. The book pairs varied artworks with a foreword, essay and interviews, using MNKY Type’s Banana Grotesk, playful curved typography and a banana-box-inspired shipping container to extend the concept.
Studio TrikkenMNKY TypeAppear Offlineeditorial - "View Source Revamps Moonbeam Blockchain with Ethereal Identity"
The Brand Identity · May 13, 2025
View Source developed a new brand identity and UI for blockchain platform Moonbeam, embracing an ethereal concept inspired by 'moonlit photosynthesis.' The project combines AI-generated imagery, 3D animation by Studio Gamma, and a refined typographic system to create a distinctive, atmospheric digital experience. The rebrand moves away from typical web3 aesthetics, positioning Moonbeam as a mature and innovative platform.
View SourceStudio GammaOB StudioMoonbeambranding - “The fonts should speak for themselves.” Monkey Type on launching as ‘an antidote to the type scene’
The Brand Identity · Jun 24, 2024 · Interview
The article interviews DIA Studio’s founders, Mitch Paone and Meg Donohoe, about launching their independent type foundry, Monkey Type. They discuss the foundry’s playful identity, its separation from DIA, and the design of its new website developed with Lamm & Kirch and Maximillian Kiepe. The conversation explores their philosophy of approachable type design, motion integration, and the creative process behind their typefaces.
Monkey TypeDIA StudioHubert & Fischerbranding - TRY Design’s vibrant identity for Godfisk finds its inspiration in cookbooks and sticky notes
The Brand Identity · Nov 30, 2021
TRY Design developed a vibrant and playful rebrand for Godfisk, a Norwegian Seafood Council initiative aimed at encouraging fish consumption in Norway. Drawing inspiration from cookbooks and sticky notes, the identity features custom stencilled typography, lively colours, and approachable photography that reflects everyday kitchen life.
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