Find design references using Henry. 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.
Mouthwash Studio rebranded rapidly growing eyewear label Bonnie Clyde with a romantic, eclectic identity intended to preserve the brand's eccentricity while giving it a stronger foundation for growth. The work combines a custom historically informed wordmark, Henry typeface, ornamental illustrations, a broad color system, campaign imagery and an overhauled e-commerce site with AR try-on.
Mouthwash Studio rebranded Los Angeles eyewear label Bonnie Clyde with a Shakespearean identity built around love, fantasy, self-expression and the brand's existing exploding-heart symbol. The studio developed strategy, a bespoke Lombardic-inspired wordmark, a mythology of illustrated symbols, digital and motion work, and a website, supported by extensive research into medieval manuscripts, churches and historic lettering. The final identity uses a restrained neutral palette with romantic named accent colours to foreground eyewear, photography and storytelling.
The article profiles Elizabeth Goodspeed’s design for the book 'The New Antiquarians,' written by Michael Diaz-Griffith and published by Monacelli and Phaidon. Goodspeed’s design draws on 18th- and 19th-century typographic traditions, combining historic references with modern digital typefaces and a richly detailed visual system. The project balances maximalism and readability through thoughtful use of typography, illustration, and color.