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Cases set in IBM Plex Sans, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
BP&O · Oct 16, 2025
BP&O features Design Bridge and Partners Singapore’s new brand identity for Forest Carbon, an environmental restoration company operating across Southeast Asia. The identity draws on bioacoustics, translating forest sounds into visual Chladni patterns to create a dynamic, sensorial system. The work combines scientific precision with emotional resonance through typography, color, and motion, positioning Forest Carbon as both research-driven and human-centered.
SEESAW · Aug 11, 2024
SEESAW features its web design work for DuneCon 24, a conference organized by Dune focused on making multichain data accessible. The project highlights a clean, typographically driven website using IBM Plex typefaces and aligns with the Web3 and crypto event space.
SEESAW · Nov 25, 2023
SEESAW features the website design for PostHog, an all-in-one platform for analytics, testing, and feature deployment. The listing highlights the use of Source Code Pro, IBM Plex Sans, and MatterVF typefaces, positioning the project within the SaaS and developer tools category.
The Brand Identity · Aug 25, 2023
Rogue Studio developed a nostalgic yet contemporary brand identity for Lens, a creative publication and community platform. Drawing from early internet and magazine aesthetics, the identity combines editorial influences, pixel-based icons, and a vibrant color system to reflect Lens’ collaborative and digital-first ethos.
SEESAW · Mar 8, 2023
SEESAW features the website design for Neko Health, a health tech company offering upgraded health checkups. The showcase highlights the use of Orleans and IBM Plex Sans typefaces and categorizes the project within healthcare and medical design.
The Brand Identity · Jan 26, 2023
London-based studio Human After All created the brand identity for Common Power, a Greenpeace initiative promoting renewable energy and community empowerment. The identity uses everyday energy iconography, bold typography, and electric green hues to convey activism and accessibility. Executive Creative Director Paul Willoughby emphasizes the design’s flexibility and alignment with Greenpeace’s established brand trust.
