Used by Embacy
Set for Seen
Cases set in PP Pangram Sans, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
BP&O · Jan 9, 2024
BP&O features Kinoto’s branding for Parkette, a boutique shop in Hamilton, Canada. The Buenos Aires–based studio created a playful yet minimal identity centered on a clever logo that doubles as a character face, reflecting the store’s ethos of creativity and fun. The design uses bright colors, simple shapes, and Pangram Sans to balance warmth and functionality.
The Brand Identity · Oct 12, 2022
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five creative projects from around the world, including Studio Bang-Gu’s modular type-driven zine 'Play Play Laaaaah,' High Tide’s identity for Symbol, DNCO’s metaverse exhibition, Alice Ishiguro Tosey’s photographic book 'Camouflaged Cars of Tokyo,' and Cul-de-sac’s branding for Formi. Each project explores themes of nostalgia, identity, and design innovation across print, digital, and packaging disciplines.
Creative Boom · Oct 27, 2021
Creative Boom’s article by Tom May highlights 36 fonts expected to trend in 2022, exploring the evolution of typography after the pandemic. It discusses key movements such as retro revivals, sustainability, accessibility, and the rise of custom and variable fonts. Designers and studios share insights on how type design is adapting to inclusivity, technology, and brand differentiation.
