Fabio Buonocore is a graphic designer known for creating visuals and strategies for diverse brands, using distinctive shapes and colors. His work draws inspiration from Napolitan majolica, Amalfi Coast fabrics, Japanese graphic design, and Western pop culture, blending these influences into a unique style.
Mohawk Paper’s new packaging collection is a fun, hands-on tool designed to spark ideas and showcase what’s possible with their premium papers. Packaged like a recipe box, it highlights key packaging applications – folding board, rigid boxes, hang tags, and shopping bags – while showing off special print techniques like embossing, foil stamping, and digital printing.
Amiko Gelato is not just a place to enjoy a delicious ice cream, but a true sensory experience that will transport you to a parallel universe, where vibrant colors, surreal shapes, and human warmth merge in an explosion of creativity. Inspired by the Art Deco of Palm Beach County in Miami.
Con H Studio developed a concept for Mr. Burros centered on freshness and creativity, using a relaxed tone, humorous wordplay, and vibrant visuals. A charismatic burrito character became the core of the identity, bringing warmth and personality to the brand.
Violaine & Jeremy designed the visual identity for the very Parisan brasserie Brass, located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, they focused on achieving an aesthetic typical of a grand Parisian brasserie, drawing inspiration from figures such as Boris Vian and Miles Davis and from the world of music, brass instruments and musical notations.
Urban Tails is a new pet store network dedicated to offering top-quality products and creating an inclusive, comfortable, and welcoming space for pets and their “parents.” At Windfor’s, they developed the brand from the ground up, with a strategy and identity system rooted in empathy, care, and community.
The new museum was developed with the guidance of Frida’s great-niece and closest living relative and heir, Mara Romeo Kahlo. It is a project of the Fundación Kahlo, a newly formed nonprofit established by the Kahlo family to preserve Frida’s legacy and promote Mexican, Indigenous, and Latin American art and culture.
Claro Sans brings a distinctive approach to sans-serif design. Its bold reverse contrast applies thick horizontals paired with thin verticals, resulting in a visual dynamic that stands out in editorial headlines, branding systems, and posters. This unique stroke rhythm balances clarity with contemporary personality and ensures text captures the viewer’s attention without sacrificing legibility.
Big Rock’s namesake isn’t just a geological wonder – it’s a monument to who they are. Immovable. Timeless. Impossible to ignore. Helms Workshop helped return the brewery to what made it remarkable in the first place: provocative packaging, rare ingredients, and the audacity to be different. And plenty of Calgary swagger.
Illustrations for the »Série Cotidiano #1«, celebrating the quiet beauty of everyday life. The poetry found in the simplest, most ordinary moments is transformed into art through intimate fragments drawn from Gabriel Diogo’s memories of time spent in his grandmother’s backyard.
Eat Dirt is a new plant-based laundry detergent, entering a category that’s boomed in recent years and is set to continue to do so, as consumer awareness around environmental issues is slowly but surely seeing buyers put their money where their proverbial planet-conscious mouths are.
Xochi is a prebiotic soda made with 100% natural ingredients, developed in close dialogue with the traditions surrounding aguamiel. The visual identity draws from everyday Mexican graphic culture — street signage, festive clothing, decorative elements and popular visual expressions — reinterpreted through a contemporary, playful lens.
Set on a private estate in central Ukraine, these guesthouses offer a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Ukrainian mazanka – the archetypal rural home shaped by local materials, climate, and cultural rituals. Traditional Ukrainian vernacular architecture evolved through simple yet expressive solutions.
The curtain rises… Anya Evdokimova have created a new project for the children’s puppet theater »Gallop«. The brand concept of this project is built on the idea of combinations – like a narrative based on a well-known fairy tale that…
Chosmos is composed of three styles: Backslant, Regular, and Slant. Each style adds movement, dimension, and contrast—expanding possibilities for dynamic layouts. Whether creating tension with opposing angles or emphasizing flow in longer lines, Chosmos adapts to bold typographic expressions …
