JHDD Typography Report — 2026.07.13
Six Cinquième’s recent work for the arts nonprofit 1001 Colors, where identity was drawn from history literally embedded in the
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Six Cinquième’s recent work for the arts nonprofit 1001 Colors, where identity was drawn from history literally embedded in the
Read MoreSoulsight’s refresh of Miller High Life focused on elevating the “Girl in the Moon,” a classic brand asset. The recent
Read MoreSMLXL’s branding for Midnight Hotdog features a logo where two dogs are depicted sniffing each other’s bums, a detail both
Read MoreSix Cinquième unearthed a piece of history hidden in the literal fabric of 1001 Colors’ new headquarters, a specific act
Read MoreJake Nicolella’s design for Joy Supply, featuring vintage inspired borders and a squiggly hand drawn wordmark, signals a shift in
Read MoreStudio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers is unflinchingly carcass-centric, yet manages to convey warmth. A distinct pattern is emerging where
Read MoreKate Schroeder crafts unique mugs and light fixtures, drawing inspiration from carefully observed scenes in the home and midcentury modern
Read MoreJoy Supply’s packaging, designed by Jake Nicolella, features a squiggly hand drawn wordmark that immediately communicates a playful, approachable sensibility.
Read MoreStudio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers embraces an unflinchingly carcass-centric visual identity, yet manages to evoke warmth. This approach, mirrored
Read MoreYard NYC’s identity for European Wax Center employs contrasting typography to express brand personality. A subtle but pervasive pattern emerges
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