Dinamo — 169 cases

Swiss type foundry founded by Johannes Breyer and Fabian Harb, working between Basel and Berlin — home of the ABC library. Visit Dinamo →

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Dinamo typefaces in the news

Trondheim creative agency Skogen developed a new identity for GridScout, a Norwegian power-line sensor company whose devices detect risks including vibration, moisture, woodpecker damage and pole tilt. Rather than using familiar technology-brand cues, the system draws on scouting culture through a woodpecker-and-pin logo, merit-badge graphics, workwear and nature references, ABC ROM typography, and an olive-and-cream palette with high-vis alerts.

DutchScot Crafts Industrial Branding for San Francisco Sauna Fjord

The Brand Identity · Aug 25, 2026

Experimental technology-focused studio HEX rebranded AI infrastructure company Composio with an electric visual identity intended to make its invisible agent infrastructure feel tangible. The system uses high-saturation beams, gradients, technical illustration, modular icons, isometric patterns and motion to communicate agentic learning, orchestration and rapid energy flow, while ABC Diatype and JetBrains Mono provide typographic structure.

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Limited Content This Week Due to Slower Project Availability

BP&O · Jul 28, 2026

Emily Gosling reviews 20(Something)'s rebrand for Open Point, a civic software platform formed by merging Social Pinpoint and Consultation Manager. The identity combines a chiselled, Roman-inspired typographic approach, deep greens and purples, and a flexible open-point logo that works in both flat and animated 3D applications. The article praises its museum-like gravitas and warmth as an unexpected but effective fit for civic technology.

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Creative Boom · Jul 28, 2026

Bristol studio Wild People rebranded sustainable garden-room company Little Green Rooms around the platform "Headspace Found", shifting attention from construction specifications to the restorative space the rooms provide. The identity combines nature-informed, seasonal colours and dappled-light imagery with technical typography, bespoke icons, advertising, and digital work.

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