Snap Design Cases
2 cases across 1 studio
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Snap projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- 15 typefaces designers love to use in 2026
Creative Boom · Apr 15, 2026
Creative Boom’s 2026 roundup by Tom May highlights 15 typefaces that designers continue to use and admire, from timeless classics like Helvetica and Futura to newer, accessibility-driven fonts like Inclusive Sans. The article reflects ongoing trends toward functional, inclusive, and personality-rich type design, showing how both heritage and innovation coexist in contemporary typography.
ExpediaAmsterdamtypography - Snapple Unveils New Logo and Packaging by Deutsch Design
· Mar 3, 2026
UnderConsideration’s Brand New briefly notes Snapple’s new logo and packaging redesign by Deutsch Design. The update modernizes the beverage brand’s identity with refreshed lettering and serif typography. The article lists the project under consumer products and packaging but offers limited commentary beyond the announcement.
Deutsch DesignSnapplebranding - Order crafts bold typographic identity for Elkin Editions
The Brand Identity · Jan 18, 2021
Brooklyn-based design studio Order created a bold, typographic rebrand for New York video production company Elkin Editions. The new identity simplifies the name to 'Elkin' and uses Dinamo’s Monument Grotesk in a black-and-white palette to convey confidence and timelessness. The design spans across print, digital, and environmental applications, reinforcing the studio’s creative stature.
OrderElkin EditionsElkin EditionsHelmut Langbranding - Design By Duncan on dropping out, challenging himself and being around the right people
The Brand Identity · Oct 30, 2020 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Portland-based designer Duncan Brazzil, known as Design By Duncan, about his journey from the UK to the US, his focus on kinetic motion design, and his experiences freelancing for major clients like FENTY and Nike. He discusses his self-taught approach, love for black-and-white aesthetics, and ambitions to expand into 3D and more meaningful projects. The conversation highlights his creative philosophy, process, and reflections on growth and community in design.