Used by Alter
Set for CBCo Brewing
Find design references using GT Pressura. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.
SEESAW · Mar 1, 2024
SEESAW features Strut, an all-in-one AI workspace designed for writers. The listing highlights the website and its use of GT Pressura and Inter typefaces, positioning Strut within the writing, AI, and productivity categories.
The Brand Identity · Feb 23, 2024
AD-REM and Maiarelli Studio collaborated on the brand identity for iessi, a no-alcohol aperitif from France. The project centered on a custom typeface, IESSI SANS, and a bold orange label system inspired by Cassandre’s typographic style. The identity extended into a website, campaign, and photography that highlight the drink’s confident and elegant character.
The Brand Identity · Mar 13, 2023
California-based designer Alli Berk created a bold, jazzy identity and packaging for canned cocktail brand Citro. The design uses expressive typography and vibrant color combinations to reflect the brand’s sophisticated yet playful character. Featuring Spindle v2.0 and GT Pressura, the packaging balances movement and legibility to stand out on shelves.
The Brand Identity · Aug 2, 2022
The Brand Identity features inkpression’s self-initiated Printer’s Chocolate Spread, a packaging project designed to showcase the Sofia-based studio’s in-house printing and finishing expertise. Led by founder and creative director Yanko Djarov, the project uses GT Pressura typeface and copper-toned materials to create a warm, handcrafted aesthetic. The studio handled all aspects of production, from dielines to manual hot foiling.
The Brand Identity · May 21, 2020
This edition of The Edit highlights five identity projects by Husmee, Simple, Studio Alba, Tim Semple Studio and Ricardo d'Avila. Featured work includes Husmee's colourful modular redesign for Bilbao design school KUNSTHAL, Simple's landmark-led Rundle Mall rebrand, and typographic identities for Reconome, Lost Motel and LTDO.
BP&O · Dec 13, 2018
BP&O features Norwegian studio Metric’s visual identity for Vega Scene, a cultural venue in Oslo combining cinema, theatre, and dining. The identity uses converging arrow motifs, monospaced type, and colour blocking to reflect themes of gathering, energy, and inclusivity while connecting visually to the building’s architecture. The result is described as dynamic, rational, and warm, integrating signage, posters, and motion graphics across physical and digital applications.
