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Now imagine that the very first person to sign a lease was the founder of a very dope type foundry, and that person hires you for a very rad project and is absolutely the coolest chillest client ever.
The typographic focal point of the brand is Bagoss by Displaay, which arguably has the nicest looking question mark of all time.
It has the perfect blend of friendliness and legibility, imparted by its subtle stroke contrast, angular terminals and exaggerated x-height.
The article spotlights 'Hamburgerfonts,' a playful type specimen book created by Contrast Foundry in collaboration with The Office of Ordinary Things. The project reimagines the traditional type specimen through a mix-and-match children's book format, categorizing typefaces as burger ingredients. With humor and tactile design, the publication celebrates creativity and collaboration between the two studios.
The Office of Ordinary Things developed a full rebrand for CleanO2, a climate-conscious cleaning brand that makes soap from captured carbon. The identity uses concise copy, bright colours, and playful typography centered around the Bagoss typeface to express the brand’s sustainable mission and approachable tone.