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It's Nice That · Oct 28, 2026
London type foundry A2 Type developed a four-font custom typographic system for the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, initially commissioned for its members’ publication, Louisiana Magazine. Informed by the Danish museum’s modernist architecture and print archive, the work includes Louisiana Grotesk, Mono, Antikva and Plakat, plus 80 custom pictograms for interior and exterior use.
· Aug 17, 2026 · Interview
PRINT interviews Monotype Executive Creative Director Sara Soskolne about Gotham Variable, a 25th-anniversary expansion of Gotham into a variable-font format. The release adds continuous weight and width variation, including 54 intermediate styles, while preserving the original typeface logic developed with Gotham creator Tobias Frere-Jones. Soskolne frames the project as careful stewardship rather than a reinvention, addressing the needs of contemporary, cross-platform brand systems.
· May 13, 2026
Monotype celebrates the 25th anniversary of the iconic Gotham typeface with the release of Gotham Variable, a new variable version offering 120 styles across multiple widths and weights. Originally designed by Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones for GQ in 2001, Gotham’s legacy continues through this modern, flexible update. The release underscores Monotype’s commitment to evolving classic typefaces for contemporary digital use.
The Brand Identity · Apr 17, 2026
The article profiles HO-use’s five-year evolution of the contact lens brand moody, led by founder and art director Ivory Ho. The project maintained the original logo while refining the brand’s color system, emotional tone, and visual maturity through three distinct phases. The identity’s signature orange and circular motifs evolved to balance familiarity with sophistication, positioning moody as a lifestyle and beauty brand within the eye care category.
Creative Boom · Sep 3, 2025
Eurovision has unveiled a refreshed global identity for its 70th anniversary, designed by Amy Bedford of Sheffield-based one-woman studio PALS. The rebrand introduces a new logo, typeface, and flexible digital system that modernises the contest’s visual identity while retaining its iconic heart symbol. The project highlights a shift toward agile, independent creative models outside major capitals.
It's Nice That · Feb 18, 2025
Manual has rebranded the Obama Foundation, evolving its visual identity rooted in the iconic Obama campaign logo. The San Francisco and Amsterdam-based studio expanded the Gotham type family with Monotype’s Sara Soskolne and introduced a motion-led system and refreshed color palette. The rebrand unifies the foundation’s programs and channels while maintaining its legacy of optimism and community focus.