Designer · Art Director
It's a magazine that celebrates, questions, and pokes fun at food culture – mostly through the lens of millennials, who obsess over what they eat while side-eyeing food trends.
I saw two options. Keep the design uniform or let each article shine. In a world of short attention spans, I figured, why fight it? Embrace the visual diversity.
I like personality and diversity. I think the world has enough soulless, cookie-cutter brands. FFMDP is not one of them.
Creative Boom profiles the design of the second issue of the independent food magazine Famous For My Dinner Parties, created by Danish-Icelandic designer Lind Haugaard. The issue embraces playful typography, diverse layouts, and a glossy green cover, celebrating food culture with humor and personality. The magazine continues its collaborative spirit with illustrators and photographers contributing unique visual styles.
The Brand Identity’s April 2024 edition of 'The Edit' spotlights five global design projects, including Lava’s dynamic identity for Dutch festival Smeerboel, Studio VEH’s gemstone-inspired rebrand for Lena Schleweis, and Universal Favourite’s fintech rebrand for x15ventures. It also features LG2’s vibrant festival identity for Les Francos de Montréal and Riptype Foundry’s new typeface, Office Regular. The roundup highlights trends in interactive tools, geometric typography, and expressive colour systems.