The newspaper serif commissioned by The Times of London that became the world’s default text face. View at Monotype →
Used by Pentagram (2), Stink, Base Design, Werklig, Davy Denduyver, Porto Rocha
Set for Williamstown Theatre Festival (2), Art Gallery of South Australia, ℓiⱴε, Onslow, Pure Waste, Stink Studios
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Brand Identity For Williamstown Theatre Festival 2025
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Sign in freeThe article explores Mindy Seu’s new book, 'A Sexual History of the Internet,' designed by Laura Coombs. The publication translates a live lecture-performance into a tactile, palm-sized book inspired by the Bible, iPhones, and hardware manuals. The design reverses the relationship between digital and print, using timecodes and physical materials to evoke the digital experience while preserving censored online content.
The article is part of The Brand Identity’s biweekly 'The Edit' series, highlighting five recent design projects. Featured work includes Pentagram’s dynamic identity for Williamstown Theatre Festival, Figma’s craft-themed Config magazine by Other Means and Kia Tasbihgou, A Friend of Mine’s tactile cocktail card set, Medium Studio’s playful branding for Temps Tastes Co., and Kate Zest Studio’s serene identity for Knot Bakehouse in Dubai.
The Brand Identity features Bruges-based designer Davy Denduyver’s playful typographic identity for Onslow, a casual restaurant led by chef Lieven Vynck. The project embraces a no-nonsense tone, combining Helvetica Neue and Times New Roman in bold, squished forms, paired with warm beige and navy hues. Hand-drawn elements and nostalgic materials reflect Onslow’s approachable, unpretentious dining ethos.