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Petit Serif in Use — 1 Design Example | D1S1

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Petit Serif in use — 1 case

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Find design references using Petit Serif. 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.

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Marianne Tricot Captures Quebec Forest Research in Tactile Drawing Book
The Brand Identity · Jul 17, 2026
Barcelona-based studio Plakton created the identity for Boscada, Baró i Fills' first apple marketed under its own brand. The system distils the high-altitude orchard landscape into an abstract logo, expressive watercolour illustrations, variety-specific fruit labels and packaging. Petit Serif and Sentinel establish a warm but structured typographic voice across print and digital applications.
Plakton205TFHoefler&Co.BoscadaBaró i Fillsbranding
Meet Sociotype’s Ceno & Meso: sans and serif families that share DNA
The Brand Identity · Dec 15, 2025
The article introduces Sociotype’s new type families, Ceno and Meso, a sans and serif pair sharing structural DNA inspired by Edward Johnston’s London Underground lettering. Designed by Joe Leadbeater, the project explores the interplay between humanist tradition and modern digital flexibility through a variable font that interpolates between sans and serif. The piece details the design process, historical influences, and technical development behind the two-year project.
SociotypePosthuman Studiotype_design
Adrian Frutiger