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Find design references using Caslon Ionic. 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.
BP&O · Oct 13, 2026
Brooklyn studio Order created an identity for Colorado lavender farm Salt Lick on Salt Creek and its personal-care product range. The system combines Medium and Caslon Ionic with more than 50 digitised borders sourced from a 1900 American Type Founders specimen book, alongside a varied natural colour palette and black-and-white photography by Kyle Johnson. The author admires the identity's detailed, historically informed execution but criticises the brand's unclear proposition and the overly romantic art direction.
The Brand Identity · Mar 16, 2026
Anchovies developed a new brand identity for Texas-based Garza Law, infusing consumer brand sensibilities into the traditionally conservative legal sector. The Denver studio created a culturally grounded system featuring a horse emblem, charro-inspired border patterns, and hand-painted illustrations that reflect the firm’s South Texan roots. The result is a bold, human, and authentic identity that redefines how a law firm can present itself.
The Brand Identity · Oct 18, 2023
Canadian design studio Principal created a new brand identity for The Gund, the art museum at Kenyon College. The rebrand centers on typography, architecture-inspired grid systems, and a flexible color palette that balances minimalism with vibrancy. The project reflects The Gund’s mission to foster connection and creativity under new leadership.
BP&O · Mar 7, 2023
BP&O features Studio Bergini’s rebrand for the London Centre for Book Arts, a Hackney Wick-based print and bookmaking space. The identity draws on local typographic history with Original Sans and Caslon Ionic, complemented by a vibrant color palette and tactile print processes. The project reflects both the studio’s and client’s shared values of community, craft, and accessibility.
The Brand Identity · Jul 28, 2021
Studio Bergini refreshed the identity for London Centre for Book Arts, an artist-run bookbinding and printing studio in London. The system pairs Commercial Classics' Original Sans and Caslon Ionic, referencing the nearby former Caslon foundry and the studio's historic typographic equipment. A vibrant palette and print-led applications use LCBA's letterpress, foil-blocking and risograph facilities.
