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Antwerp branding studio FCKLCK has launched Anti Charm, a limited-edition charm jewellery collection spelling its name through six independently designed letterforms and a studio-designed three-leaf clover. The 15-month self-funded project combines metal casting, enamel, custom packaging, photography and a related generative ceramic-bookend series, exploring chance, authorship and control.
Pangram Pangram has released Neue Gstaad, a Swiss alpine-inspired type family designed by Ian Party of New Glyph. The family comprises 112 styles across seven subfamilies, using expansive-to-compressed widths, extensive OpenType features and Latin-language support to serve editorial and architectural applications. Its campaign pairs the typeface with mountain-like triangles, skier archives, mineral collages and snowy-grey imagery.
Bandit Design Group rebranded Australian boutique fitness business Peaches as a bold lifestyle brand built for a growing network of more than 13 franchise locations. The overhaul combines a refined hand-drawn wordmark, expressive typography, a high-energy peach, pink and red palette, and retro-inspired graphics with a flexible visual and verbal system. The work also includes a new website, motion, and applications spanning studio and social touchpoints.
Studio Nascent rebranded Melbourne builder LVL Group to position its maturing business at the premium end of the Australian construction market. The identity replaces loud construction-industry conventions with a restrained editorial system built around cropped ABC Synt typography, a royal-burgundy-led palette, and applications spanning uniforms, signage, print and a project-focused website.