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Barcelona studio Atipus created the name and packaging identity for Mejunje, a Verdejo wine commissioned by UK wine-discovery club Wine52 for a La Mancha-focused collection. The design combines references to Castilian heritage, old-town party flyers and bullfighting posters through bold red and yellow typography, while the label shape evokes traditional women's neckerchiefs.
Kuala Lumpur-based menn studio created the visual identity for Project Monyet, an ongoing photographic exploration of Malaysia's primate species commissioned by social enterprise Abundant Venture. The campaign uses coarse fragmented illustration, stark typography and a disruptive red palette across digital and exhibition applications to communicate deforestation, climate change and declining primate populations.
The Brand Identity features creative director Nikos Georgópoulos’ visual identity for 115-119 Wallis Road, a regeneration project in Hackney Wick led by architecture firm Pollard Thomas Edwards. The identity embraces a ‘back-to-basics’ and lo-fi aesthetic, using brown and blue stripes and classic typefaces Helvetica and Avenir to reflect the area’s creative, unpolished character. The project aims to engage the local community and counter perceptions of gentrification through an authentic, unslick design approach.
Berlin-based creative and art director Ken Hegemann created the catalogue and identity for fine artist Tom Król's 2020 LIMBO exhibitions at NAK and Kunstverein Augsburg. The reduced A4 publication uses Helvetica Neue, generous white space and a full-scale reproduction of Król's painting Mond on its dust jacket to provide a quiet, functional frame for the artist's expressive work.