Used by Kiln
Set for BAFTA
Cases set in Season, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
The Brand Identity · Nov 14, 2025
Ashfall Studio rebranded blockchain company Aptos to move beyond stereotypical crypto aesthetics, creating a warm, human-centered identity that retains the brand’s recognizable wave symbol. The project refined typography, color, and motion systems within a modular framework, launched at the Aptos Experience in New York. Collaborating with Motto and Evil Martians, Ashfall delivered a scalable, flexible brand ecosystem that balances technical precision with human warmth.
The Brand Identity · Oct 30, 2025
Madrid-based studio The Woork created a refined brand identity for Catalys, a Spanish gourmet distributor connecting northern Spain’s artisanal producers with French consumers. The identity rejects stereotypical Spanish motifs in favour of an editorial, restrained system built around structural typography, flexible colour masses, and hand-drawn illustrations. The result communicates authenticity and precision while maintaining warmth and human touch.
Creative Boom · Oct 1, 2025
Creative Boom’s October 2025 roundup highlights seven standout new typefaces from international foundries. The selection spans from architectural and experimental designs to flexible variable fonts, showcasing how contemporary type design balances structure and expression. Each featured release demonstrates innovation in form, technology, and typographic versatility.
The Brand Identity · Sep 23, 2025
HEX developed a typographic and motion identity system for Maple’s voice AI research division, using ASCII-based animation to visualize sound and voice data. The project employs Alte Haas Grotesk and a striking International Klein Blue palette to balance technical sophistication with warmth and accessibility. The result is a dynamic, data-driven identity that reflects Maple’s innovative approach to AI and human interaction.
Creative Boom · Nov 4, 2024
Creative Boom’s November 2024 roundup by Tom May highlights eight new typefaces from leading independent foundries. The selection spans from expressive display fonts to versatile workhorse families, showcasing the innovation and maturity of contemporary type design. Each release demonstrates a balance between historical inspiration and modern functionality.
The Brand Identity · Oct 28, 2024
The article introduces Displaay’s new variable typeface, Season, designed by founder Martin Vácha with assistance from David Rericha. Season merges sans and serif styles into a single variable font, offering designers a flexible tool that bridges typographic categories. Drawing on Displaay’s earlier typefaces Matter and Reckless, the project showcases the foundry’s innovation in variable font design.
