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Brandon Grotesque in Use — 1 Design Example | D1S1

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Brandon Grotesque in use — 1 case

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Set for Melbourne Festival

Find design references using Brandon Grotesque. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.

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Custom Lettering For Melbourne Festival

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Brandon Grotesque in the news

taoSTUDIO gives every CORE COFFEE origin its own colour and number
The Brand Identity · Jul 15, 2026
Shanghai-based taoSTUDIO created a restrained packaging identity for CORE COFFEE that assigns every coffee origin a distinct colour and a custom hand-drawn numeral. The system uses a small logotype, Brandon Grotesque and Rational TW Display typography, and consistent stickers across pouches, cartons and premium metal tins.
taoSTUDIOCORE COFFEEpackaging
Creative Industry Faces Early Retirement Crisis Amid AI Fears
The Brand Identity · Jul 15, 2026
Creative Boom examines why some senior creatives are considering early retirement amid economic pressure, changing client demand and uncertainty about AI. Interviews with designers and industry practitioners explore the risks of retirement, the continuing value of specialist craft and the opportunities in strategy, adaptability and broader creative problem-solving.
taoSTUDIOCORE COFFEEpackaging
Tom May