Jarmaine Stojanovic
Founder, Creative Director
In their own words
So I thought f**k it, I’m just gonna do this on my own and slowly surely here we are today.
I love the idea of making someone work and figure out a small little challenge before they get rewarded with the work.
I love controlling my own destiny.
We used two typefaces that had the feeling of disregarding traditional forms of a typeface.
The grid background was what we felt tied down its Italian heritage.
We never wanted to imply that this is Italian through and through with the branding and wanted to keep it as honest and fun as possible.
Ragazzi and Fabbrica are brother and sister.
Articles & interviews2
- SCCO Studio’s Jarmaine Stojanovic on his unconventional journey into the graphic design industry
The Brand Identity interviews Sydney-based designer Jarmaine Stojanovic about his unconventional path into the design industry and the evolution of his practice, SCCO Studio. Stojanovic discusses the studio’s rebrand, the creation of a custom typeface called AusMod, and his philosophy on independence and creative process. The conversation highlights his journey from self-taught beginnings to leading a respected small studio in Australia’s design scene.
- SCCO Studio Creates Dada-Inspired, Deliberately Illogical Identity for Fabbrica
Sydney-based SCCO Studio created a Dada-inspired identity for Sydney pasta shop Fabbrica, using deliberately contrasting display typefaces, irregular geometric forms and a grid system. The identity spans physical-store signage and digital applications, while connecting conceptually with sister venue Ragazzi's futurist-inspired branding.