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22/02/2019

Friday Likes 277

Friday Likes 277
 
 

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A relative roller coaster of projects take us from whoah! to alright! to hey! this week, with work from Mexico City, Zagreb, and New York.

Superthing by Futura

Superthing by Futura

Superthing is new coffee roasting company in Austin, TX, and to break into a saturated market has worked with Mexico City-based Futura to develop a Superweird identity. If there was any more evidence needed that Futura is working on a separate realm of identity than the rest of us, I think this is the smoking gun. Chickens, legs, arms, eyes, bricks, mouths, arrows, and patterns that would make Ettore Sottsass jealous, the suite of illustrations are fantastically trippy. At no moment whatsoever does any of it make you think of coffee and I will not try to defend that in any way but I will also not deny my guttural attraction to this. The typography is all kinds of stretched and elongated and inconsistent and I hate to love it. The color palette is also quite nice and different from any other craft coffee roaster out there, which, again, may not be an entirely good thing but it certainly pays homage to Austin’s Keep Austin Weird attitude. See full project

Internova by Bunch

Internova by Bunch

Internova is an interior design firm in Croatia with a particular affinity for tailor-made, wooden furniture. The identity, designed by Zagreb, Croatia-based Bunch, doesn’t have the typical punch of other Friday Likes but I thought it was a great example of a simple and elegant wordmark brought to life through thoughtful print production, upscale materials, and charming promotional items: those pencils are the main reason this project is with us here today. I’ll admit that I have no idea what’s going on with the | | \ | pattern but that doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy it, particularly in the debossed notebook. This project also serves as a kind of palette cleaners after Superthing before moving on the next one. See full project

Schnipper’s by Grand Army

Schnipper's by Grand Army

Schnipper’s is a family-owned comfort food joint in New York, NY, with five locations in prime real estate, from the Flatiron district to Times Square. A new identity, designed by New York-based Grand Army, features a suite of illustrations, badges, pithy copywriting, and a custom font that align — well, not literally as almost nothing aligns — with the personality of the restaurant and its owner brothers. Energetic, bold, and playful, the identity elements come together in unexpected ways and add up to a flexible yet cohesive brand, from menu boards to soda cups. See full project