Set for Everton, Prometheus Real Estate
Cases set in Canela, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
SEESAW · Aug 14, 2023
SEESAW features the website design for Valar, a fintech-focused venture capital firm. The listing highlights the use of Helvetica Neue and Canela typefaces and categorizes the project under finance and venture capital websites.
The Brand Identity · Feb 8, 2023
This edition of The Edit highlights five identity projects across pizza, architecture visualisation, cocktail delivery, vegan skincare and jewellery. The selected work ranges from Antonio Golia’s deliberately imperfect, pop-art pizza branding to minimalist, type-led cosmetics packaging and Kinetic’s gradient-rich identity for Curious Creatures.
The Brand Identity · Aug 9, 2021
London-based studio Output created a new identity and website for the Berlin-based Alfred Landecker Foundation, focusing on typographic tension to reflect the fragility and resilience of democracy. The design uses contrasting typefaces Beatrice Display and Canela, a dynamic color palette, and commissioned illustrations to convey multiple voices and perspectives. The result balances editorial clarity with expressive imperfection to communicate the foundation’s mission.
The Brand Identity · Jun 22, 2021
Buenos Aires-based studio By Beyond created a monochrome visual identity and album artwork for Cleo Valentine’s single 'Thinking About It.' The design uses Canela and Neue Haas Grotesk typefaces, paired with Valentine’s own photography, to reflect the artist’s tender lyricism through a minimalist black-and-white aesthetic. The studio plans to evolve the identity as Valentine releases more music.
The Brand Identity · Oct 2, 2020
Global creative collective CUSP refreshed the identity of Edmonton boutique accountancy firm Seal+Co, retaining a connection to its previous branding while shifting it away from conventional financial-sector aesthetics. The system combines Bauhaus-style geometric forms, black and white with a vibrant orange accent, and the Telegraf and Canela typefaces to create a confident but approachable identity.
BP&O · Oct 17, 2018
BP&O features Studio Brave’s brand identity for The Maitland, a luxury residential development in Melbourne by Gibson Developments. The project includes two printed volumes, 'Space' and 'Place', and a complementary website that reflect the architectural and environmental qualities of the property through materiality, photography, and refined typography. The review praises the tactile design and photographic approach for effectively conveying a sense of place and luxury.
