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PP Fragment — 1 case
Used by Snask
Set for Vivantis
Cases set in PP Fragment, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
PP Fragment in the news
- We want this, Vivantis: SNASK rebrands the European beauty giant
The Brand Identity · Apr 8, 2026
Stockholm-based agency SNASK rebranded European beauty e-commerce giant Vivantis with a bold new identity built around the phrase 'Hello Gorgeous.' The project aimed to transform Vivantis from a transactional retailer into an emotionally engaging lifestyle brand. The rebrand spans strategy, tone of voice, visual identity, campaign production, and a flagship store concept, resulting in a 30% sales increase post-launch.
- LOTIPA reject legal clichés in their identity for Mamedes & Gasch
The Brand Identity · Nov 24, 2025
LOTIPA created a refined and contemporary brand identity for Brazilian-Portuguese law firm Mamedes & Gasch, rejecting traditional legal clichés. The design centers on a griffin symbol illustrated by Lucas Oliveira, supported by a disciplined typographic system and a restrained palette of deep green-black and bronze. The project balances institutional gravitas with modern precision, using AI-generated imagery and meticulous production detailing.
LOTIPAEstúdio TraumaMamedes & Gaschbranding - Arndt Benedikt’s identity for Next Packet highlights the tech start-up’s forward-thinking approach
The Brand Identity · Feb 21, 2023
Frankfurt-based studio Arndt Benedikt created a brand identity for tech start-up Next Packet that balances rational technology with emotional warmth. The design uses Pangram Pangram’s Neue Montreal and Fragment typefaces, a custom honeycomb-inspired wordmark, and a palette of blue and purple to express both trust and humanity. The result is a forward-thinking identity that humanizes the deep-tech sector.
Arndt BenediktNext Packetbranding - Federico Sanchez’s ambient identity for Interval captures the object company’s poetic purpose
The Brand Identity · Oct 24, 2022
Barcelona-based designer Federico Sanchez created a poetic and ambient brand identity for Interval, a multidisciplinary homeware company. The identity combines Pangram Pangram typefaces Right Grotesk and Fragment with a bespoke wordmark and a nature-inspired color palette. The project reflects Interval’s ethos of connecting objects, experience, and storytelling through design.
Federico SanchezIntervalbranding