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Amsterdam studio Thonik created a flexible visual identity for Dutch travelling symphony orchestra Orkest Phion. Built around Grilli Type's GT Planar, the system uses upright, italic and retalic letterforms to reflect each programme's musical character, while colours are drawn from concert photography to connect imagery and typography.
Amsterdam-based Studio Thonik created a flexible typographic identity for the travelling Phion Symphony Orchestra. Built with Grilli Type’s GT Planar, the system uses the typeface’s variable slant axis to echo a conductor’s baton and adapt the visual expression to the mood of each concert.
Amsterdam-based studio thonik created a dynamic, typographic identity for the Phion Symphony Orchestra that visually moves with the music. Using GT Planar from Grilli Type, the system adapts to each concert’s rhythm and emotion, replacing static photography with expressive, kinetic letterforms. The project extends across identity, website, and campaign materials, reflecting the orchestra’s itinerant and contemporary character.
The Brand Identity features Graz-based studio Zwupp’s evolving identity for Forward Festival 2026, which continues the studio’s decade-long collaboration with the event. Built around the 45° slant of GT Planar by Grilli Type, the system evolves annually, combining modular templates, motion, and typographic consistency across Frankfurt, Berlin, and Vienna. The design reflects a balance between experimentation and continuity, likened by Zwupp to a travelling circus that never resets.