2 cases across 1 studio
Designers and creative leads credited on Olive projects in press coverage.
It's Nice That · May 6, 2026
The article profiles Virginia-born graphic designer Addison Copas, who embraces creative limitations and analog methods in his type and identity work. Rejecting the 'freedom' of open-ended briefs, Copas focuses on technique, materiality, and the tactile process of designing by hand. His work, inspired by typographer Oldřich Menhart, blends medieval warmth with modern precision across projects like Milk & Olive and LampPost.Live.
It's Nice That · Nov 19, 2025
The article profiles Paris-based designer and art director Brodie Kaman, known for his gritty, deconstructed visual style in the music industry. It highlights his recent collaborations with Lady Gaga, Don Toliver, and Nine Inch Nails, emphasizing his tactile approach and focus on collaboration. The piece explores how Kaman’s work merges creation and destruction through layered textures and expressive typography.
The Brand Identity · Nov 17, 2025
Montreal studio Caserne refreshed the identity of Olive + Gourmando, a beloved local café and restaurant, to support its expansion into new locations. The rebrand introduces a 'crumbled type' system that captures the brand’s organised chaos while maintaining its artisanal warmth. The new identity balances flexibility and authenticity through a typographic system, terracotta-inspired palette, and adaptable logo structure.
BP&O · Nov 13, 2025
BP&O features Caserne’s refreshed identity for Montréal bakery Olive + Gourmando, created to support its expansion while maintaining its artisanal warmth. The flexible wordmark, earthy palette, and tactile materials convey a sense of charm and authenticity, complemented by playful digital details and understated illustrations. The result is a cohesive, tasteful brand that balances warmth with modernity.
The Brand Identity · Jul 28, 2025 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Wildish & Co. co-founders Jake Allnutt and Stephen Wildish about their journey from frustrated designers to running a £2M London branding agency. They discuss their collaborative, humour-driven approach, the importance of trust and culture, and their pro bono initiative ROOTS supporting grassroots causes. The conversation also touches on AI’s role in design and why human nuance and bravery remain essential.
BP&O · Aug 22, 2023
The article explores the 1971 redesign of Olivetti’s logotype by Walter Ballmer and the Corporate Image Department led by Hans von Klier and Clino Castelli. It details the evolution of Olivetti’s visual identity from its early 20th-century origins to the modernist approach of the 1970s, culminating in the creation of the enduring logotype and the influential 'Red Book' design manual. The piece highlights how the identity system balanced flexibility and consistency, reflecting Olivetti’s humanistic design philosophy.
The Brand Identity · Jun 14, 2023
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five recent design projects, including DesignStudio’s rebrand for Center Parcs Europe, Studio DRAMA’s packaging for SAWAI rum, Standard Projects’ identity for Programa, Anne-Dorothée Schulz’s work for textile artist Solenne Jolivet, and ESH Gruppa’s branding for NIMA museum. The feature showcases diverse approaches to identity design, from illustrative and tactile to typographic and minimal.

