Used by Universal Favourite, Deux Huit Huit
Cases set in GT Pressura Mono, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Universal Favourite has completely rebranded the butt hygiene brand Saintly, formerly known as FOHM, with a Renaissance-inspired identity. The Sydney studio introduced a new name, tone of voice, and visual system featuring ornate typography and warm tones. Collaborating with Doris Dev, they also designed the Divine Dispenser product, aligning the brand’s playful and refined aesthetic.
YourStudio has rebranded dental practice The Modern Dentist to challenge the sector's cold, clinical visual conventions. The identity combines a teeth-inspired dynamic shape system, warm bold colours and GT Pressura typography across visual, verbal and physical-space applications, expressing the promise of "Dentistry done differently."
Serviceplan Innovation and New York design studio Raw Materials created the identity and website for 855-HOW-TO-QUIT-(OPIOIDS), a US opioid-support helpline initiated with Anzen Health. The campaign turns mandatory pill imprint codes into phone-keypad extensions, connecting callers with recorded stories from people who have overcome dependency. Its modular identity uses pill imagery, animated parentheses, highly legible typography and billboard-ready communications to make help visible at a critical moment.
Deux Huit Huit developed a nostalgic, 70s-inspired brand identity and packaging for Quebec-based crisps brand Miett, created by Aviateur Farm. The design combines playful illustration, retro typography, and bilingual packaging to celebrate local produce and the region’s culture. The project uses three distinct typefaces and a colourful, whimsical aesthetic to stand out in the snack market.