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Garamond — 1 case
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Cases set in Garamond, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Garamond in the news
- "A24 Book Explores Craft and Beauty of 'Past Lives' Film"
It's Nice That · Apr 7, 2025
A24 has released a new screenplay book for Celine Song’s acclaimed film 'Past Lives', designed and art directed by Actual Source. The publication combines essays, stills, and the bilingual screenplay to reflect the film’s emotional tone. Using a restrained design and Garamond typeface, the book captures the film’s quiet beauty and contemplative atmosphere.
Actual SourceA24editorial - "Kittl Launches: A New, Intuitive Tool for Graphic Designers"
The Brand Identity · Jan 16, 2025 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Kittl co-founder Tobias Saul about the platform’s evolution from Heritage Type Co. into a collaborative design tool tailored for graphic designers. The discussion covers Kittl’s new UI redesign, real-time collaboration features, and AI integration aimed at simplifying creative workflows. Saul shares insights into his background in typography and the company’s mission to make design tools more intuitive and accessible.
KittlHeritage Type Co.digital - "Highlighting 5 Innovative Projects: Melia Tandiono's Sistine Spritz Redesign Shines"
The Brand Identity · Dec 18, 2024
The Brand Identity’s biweekly roundup ‘The Edit’ spotlights five global design projects, including Melia Tandiono and David Bate’s elegant branding for Sistine Spritz, Studio Dumbar/DEPT®’s dynamic identity for League of Legends’ MSI, and new brand identities by Fluoro, Uned Studio, and Vanderbrand. Each project showcases distinctive approaches to typography, color, and cultural storytelling across industries from alcohol to architecture.
Black Ink ProjectStudio Dumbar/DEPT®FluoroSistine SpritzLeague of Legends / Mid-Season Invitational (MSI)branding - Omakase Room by Tatsu designed by Savvy
BP&O · Jul 13, 2017
BP&O’s feature on Savvy’s brand identity for Omakase Room by Tatsu highlights a refined, material-led approach that mirrors the restaurant’s intimate and minimalist dining experience. The design integrates subtle sensory elements such as scent and texture, using materials like rice paper and ceramics to extend the dining experience beyond the meal itself. The restrained typography and neutral palette reinforce the concept of understated luxury and personal connection.
SavvyOmakase Room by Tatsubranding