Full brand system for an experimental label — a variable logotype that degrades one weight per release. Print, sleeve, and a broken-grid site.
Redesign of a design-criticism journal. We threw out the column and let the argument set the page — footnotes bleed, headlines collide, whitespace does the shouting.
A hardware sampler's companion UI. Monospace, high-contrast, zero rounded corners. Built for musicians who want the machine, not a friendly onboarding wizard.
Twelve gig posters for an underground venue, one visual language, twelve deliberate rule-breaks. Risograph two-colour, screen-first, no photograph survived.
I make things that look like a decision was made. Grids are a tool, not a religion.
Most sites are furniture: correct, comfortable, forgettable. I build the other kind — pages that hold their shape in your memory because something in them is deliberately, defensibly wrong. Legible always. Safe, never.
Type Directors Club '24 (cert.) · AGI Open speaker '23 · It's Nice That "one to watch" · self-published two zines nobody asked for.