Our work in print spans a wide range of scales and surfaces. From stationery and art catalogues to invitations and large wall information panels. Each piece has been carefully designed to obtain a harmonic combination between the graphical solution and the materials onto which they are applied. We aspire to produce beautiful, useful and attractive objects. You may find a selection below.
Words in papers
New work
Lektorat
Poster designed to promote Lektorat, a font family by Florian Fecher. From masthead to colophon, Lektorat has six concise text styles and 21 display styles to captivate, educate, and motivate within any editorial purpose.
To Benefit Society
Beginning with midcentury virtues, Postea is the typographic rational response for pixel or paper text — a lyrical take on geometric sans serifs. Classic curves and purposeful details make it ideal for branding, signage, corporate typefaces, and magazines.
Catalpa
Poster designed for a new typeface designed by Veronika Burian, Azza Alameddine & José Scaglione. Catalpa was made to be an overwhelming headliner, like the quirky and hulking wood type that inspired it. With only four thin and four heavy weights, being a display family is its single-minded purpose.
Adelle Mono Flex
Poster designed to promote Adelle Mono. The Adelle family continues its stylistic expansion with the release of Adelle Mono and Adelle Mono Flex by Veronika Burian and José Scaglione. Monospaced typefaces are the default choice for developers and programmers and are also an aesthetic choice for many designers and communicators.
Postea
Promotional poster for a new sans-serif font designed by TypeTogether. The Postea font family is Veronika Burian and José Scaglione’s take on German geometric typefaces, reshaped with the right attributes for setting paragraphs and headings, and perfect for branding and text use. Find out more about this font here.
Air Report
Poster designed for the exhibition Air Report by argentine artist Julián D’Angiolillo, organized and curated by Móvil, a non-profit space dedicated to contemporary art based in Buenos Aires.
Jimena Ferreiro
Book cover for Curatorial Models and Practices in the Nineties: The Buenos Aires Art Scene. Author: @jimena.ferreiro
Mist
Santiago Porter’s work has been always connected with his interest in finding relations between the aspect of things and what has happened to them. “Bruma” (Mist) is the result of the deepening of his quest. Divided in three chapters, this book shows us how public buildings, obsolete monuments and landscapes manifest their history.
Móvil 2017
Flyers designed for two exhibitions organized by Móvil in 2017. Móvil is an independent non-commercial organization involved in the production and exhibition of contemporary art. Its main interest is experimentation and bringing emerging practice closer to the wide public. For further information, visit www.movil.org.ar
The Universe in a Thread
Booklet design for El universo en un hilo (The Universe in a Thread), a performance inspired in the opera genre written and directed by Marina De Caro, born from a visual poem that aims to turn the body into sound, and technique and knowledge into poetry.
Móvil 2014-2017
Poster designed to celebrate the first ten exhibitions organized and curated by Móvil, a non-profit space dedicated to contemporary art. The design of this poster juxtaposes fragments of the ten posters originally used to promote the exhibitions.
Móvil postcard
Postcard designed to celebrate the first ten exhibitions organized and curated by Móvil, a non-profit space dedicated to contemporary art. The design of this postcard contains photographic details of the ten exhibitions.
The Interior Castle
Promotional pieces for The Interior Castle, a concert presented by Musica Aperta in celebration of the 500th anniversary of the birth of Saint Teresa of Avila, commissioned by the Carmelite Monastery of Boston. Design of two CD jackets and their insert booklets, a DVD box, a poster and a programme for the event.
Art catalogues
Pasiones Contemporáneas
Contemporary Passions shows the works of over 50 artists, covering a period of over 45 years of the history of art, ranging from Pop, Modern and Conceptual arts to post-modern artistic expressions, with figurative and expressionist pieces.
El Greco to Goya
The origins of the Prado Museum lie in the collections accumulated over almost 300 years by the different kings of Spain. From Charles V to Ferdinand VII, these monarchs were some of the most dedicated patrons and collectors of European art.
Matthias Weischer
In his first individual exhibition in the Americas, Matthias Weischer presented his most recent prints and paintings. His work shows a multifaceted interplay of colour, light and forms whose multilayered compositions offer a festival of patterns, shapes and objects, all placed in artificial settings. The virtuous artworks engage both the eyes as well as the mind.
Open House
A catalogue, a website, signage and invitations for a contemporary art exhibition held at the Argentine Ambassador’s residence in London, to coincide with the capital city’s architectural event called Open House London.
Double Take
Catalogue for the exhibition Double Take, organised and featuring work by recent graduates of the Royal College of Art, London.
Encounters
To celebrate the collection’s homecoming, the Museo de Arte de Ponce reopened with Encounters: Space, Time, and Experience, an exhibition designed to emphasize the collection’s diversity. With a greatly expanded and improved home for the museum’s 4,500 objects, it is now able to exhibit twice as many works as before. The 820 works of art on view span 3,000 years and come from Europe, the Americas, and Africa—three cultures that have shaped Puerto Rico’s heritage. Rather than presenting the collection in a traditional manner (geographically, chronologically, or by medium), this exhibition is organized thematically, thereby hoping to reveal new relationships, stimulate conversation, and build bridges to understanding.
Brochures
Ibsen Festival 2016
Monsters of Reality: The Mimesis Machine is a one day happening. A constellation of invited artists from Norway and Greece filling the gilded corridors of the National Theatre with live performance, installations and interactions, using fiction to find truth.
The Art of the Empire
The Art of the Empire: Three Centuries of British Art celebrates the evolution and vitality of three hundred years of British art, ranging from the 18th century to the present. The exhibition consists of paintings, sculptures, works on paper and illustrated books which are presented in four thematic areas: portraiture, landscape, religious painting and the Pre-Raphaelite vision. It also shows insight into the work of two followers: William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones.
Chelsea College of Art & Design
General prospectus 1999/2000 for the Chelsea College of Art & Design, developed in collaboration with Crescent Lodge Design. The format and layout were used for future publications.
Silent music
Leaflet with the programme of Mystics, a musical production composed by Musica Aperta performed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington in the fall of 2008.
Stop.Watch.
Leaflet to promote Stop.Watch.: a programme of short films addressing ecological themes commissioned by The RSA, Animate Projects and Arts Council England.
Re:New
Music programme for a performance/concert by the Washington-based experimental music ensemble Musica Aperta. The brochure follows the identity guidelines we had previously created for the company.
The New Art Walk in Madrid
Folder to present the press and members of government the architectural project for the New Art Walk in Madrid: an expansion of the museum quarter linking the art venues of the area.
Small Print
Móvil postcard
Postcard designed to celebrate the first ten exhibitions organized and curated by Móvil, a non-profit space dedicated to contemporary art. The design of this postcard contains photographic details of the ten exhibitions.
Always Forward!
For the 2016 Gala, named Always Forward!, we designed an invitation inspired in Carlos Rolón / Dzine's installation. Specifically, we adapted a series of letters drawn by the artist himself in neon. Purple and magenta were the colors selected, inspired by the photo of the artwork.
Exhibiciones Móvil
Flyers designed for 8 exhibitions organized by Móvil in 2014–2016. Móvil is an independent non-commercial organization involved in the production and exhibition of contemporary art. Its main interest is experimentation and bringing emerging practice closer to the wide public. For further information, visit www.movil.org.ar
Alegría, Alegría, Alegría
For the 2014 Gala, named Joy, Joy, Joy, we designed an invitation inspired in Jack Délano's multidimensional work. Specifically, we adapted a series of letters drawn by the artist himself in 1953. Red and gold were the colors selected, referring to Christmas time, since the event was held close to the holidays.
Golden Era
Golden Era is an event organized by the Ponce Art Museum of Puerto Rico, for the pre-opening of the Decadence and Revolution Exhibition: Art in Vienna, 1890-1910. The font on the cover was especially adapted for this piece, accompanied by a detail of Alexander Rothaug's Dido in the funeral pile.
Jack Délano 100th anniversary
This retrospective celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ukrainian artist Jack Délano (1914-1997).
Making the Museum
The Museo de Arte de Ponce lives within a work of art: its landmark building by Edward Durell Stone, one of the twentieth century’s most unconventional architects. To celebrate its fiftieth anniversary, the exhibition Making the Museum charts the evolution of Stone’s design through a selection of architectural drawings never before shown together in public.
Gala 2013
The Art of Giving is the title of the gala organized by Puerto Rico's Ponce Art Museum for philanthropists, foundations and companies that supported the institution's work.
Our Daily Art
The yearly gala organized by Puerto Rico's Ponce Art Museum raises funds to guarantee the institution's operation, to preserve its cultural heritage and to ensure the continuity of its educational and artistic free programs.
Art of Having
Art of Having is an initiative of the Art Circle for the benefit of the renovation and expansion project for the Ponce Art Museum of Puerto Rico. 20 original works of artists were raffled in order to raise funds for increasing the Museum's educational and cultural services, continuously offered to the community.
Camnitzer/Sanchez
Luis Camnitzer: Art in response embodies a conceptual discussion between contemporary art and the cultural tradition of European art in the collection of the Ponce Art Museum. The invitation was delivered jointly with the invitation to another parallel opening, Emilio Sanchez: Light, line and shadow.
Phantasie 3
Musica Aperta's Inside Music series offers music lovers the chance to experience music at a deeper level by intertwining the musical performance with drama, visual arts and other artistic expressions.
Natan Exhibition
Invitation cards, exhibition labels and wall texts for an exhibition held at Natan, a Buenos Aires-based firm specialized in contemporary design. The cards were also used as a cover for a CD with soundtracks that were commissioned to musician Axel Dross for the store.
Duplicate
Invitation designed for an exhibition of artist Mariano Vilela titled Duplicate which focuses on the concept of replication of reality. Only the text was used as the main design feature in the card.
Delicious Home-Made Food
A5 cards to promote a home-made food delivery company. The menu appears typewritten on filing cards and in the background there are photographs that were shot in a local food market.
Architecture Studio Stöberl
Promotional brochure for architecture firm Stöberl. For the internal layout, we wanted to create a "continuous flow" effect. In order to achieve that, we placed the pictures and texts in a sequential order. Meanwhile, for the external part of the brochure we replicated the rhythm by applying a series of grey-coloured cells.
Women Passing By
Packaging for music CD by Axel Dross with illustrations by Andrés Sobrino.
Chrysanthemums
Catalogue for fashion designer Viviana Uchitel, whose hand-made clothes can be found in selected stores in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan.
Rose's petals
Catalogue for fashion designer Viviana Uchitel, whose hand-made clothes can be found in selected stores in the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan.
Chemo Calendar 2014
Illustration for the cover of a calendar. Chemo is a pharmaceutical group focused on research, manufacturing and marketing of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and finished drug forms (FDFs) for human and animal health. The 12 colours belong to a colour palette that identifies different subjects of their products and activities.
Summershows, The London Institute
The programme for the Summer Shows 98 was commissioned by the old London Institute to Crescent Lodge Design. The work was inspired in the lettering used by Dutch graphic designer Wim Crouwel in his classic Hiroshima poster which features a vivid pop colour palette.
Rutini
Identity and labels for wine brand produced by Bodegas La Rural. Designed in collaboration with Andrés Sobrino at Simplestudio.
Posters
Catalpa
Poster designed for a new typeface designed by Veronika Burian, Azza Alameddine & José Scaglione. Catalpa was made to be an overwhelming headliner, like the quirky and hulking wood type that inspired it. With only four thin and four heavy weights, being a display family is its single-minded purpose.
To Benefit Society
Beginning with midcentury virtues, Postea is the typographic rational response for pixel or paper text — a lyrical take on geometric sans serifs. Classic curves and purposeful details make it ideal for branding, signage, corporate typefaces, and magazines.
Another Possible Solution
Poster designed to promote Molto, a multipurpose slab serif font family by Xavier Dupré.
Adelle Mono Flex
Poster designed to promote Adelle Mono. The Adelle family continues its stylistic expansion with the release of Adelle Mono and Adelle Mono Flex by Veronika Burian and José Scaglione. Monospaced typefaces are the default choice for developers and programmers and are also an aesthetic choice for many designers and communicators.
Postea
Promotional poster for a new sans-serif font designed by TypeTogether. The Postea font family is Veronika Burian and José Scaglione’s take on German geometric typefaces, reshaped with the right attributes for setting paragraphs and headings, and perfect for branding and text use. Find out more about this font here.
Air Report
Poster designed for the exhibition Air Report by argentine artist Julián D’Angiolillo, organized and curated by Móvil, a non-profit space dedicated to contemporary art based in Buenos Aires.
Móvil 2014-2017
Poster designed to celebrate the first ten exhibitions organized and curated by Móvil, a non-profit space dedicated to contemporary art. The design of this poster juxtaposes fragments of the ten posters originally used to promote the exhibitions.
Lektorat
Poster designed to promote Lektorat, a font family by Florian Fecher. From masthead to colophon, Lektorat has six concise text styles and 21 display styles to captivate, educate, and motivate within any editorial purpose.
No Way Back?
Poster and programme for a two-day conference organised by RSA Arts and Ecology. Guided by RSA’s manifesto challenge which aims "towards a zero-waste society", we re-used waste from the printer’s as the support for the poster. This was later on folded onto an A4 page to function as the programme’s cover. The font used, which I call low-res, is my own striped version of the Engschrift DIN font. Stripped images or type is what you obtain when you set the printer in an economic mode to save ink or when it you almost have no ink left.
Pheasants
Premiering at the National Gallery of Art in 2010, Pheasants is a 90 minute concert-performance with a historical setting in 17th century Spain. The show was inspired by the transition of power in Europe from an imperial court to the new enlightened despotism as represented by the arranged marriage between Louis XIV of France to his cousin María Teresa, daughter of Philip IV of Spain in an exchange that would end the Thirty Years’ War.
Art & Chance
Art & Chance is born in 2010, as an initiative supporting the “Capital Campaign” to help finance the renovation and expansion project for the Ponce Art Museum of Puerto Rico.
Argentine Tango
A poster announcing a weekend of Argentine Tango in London including live music, dancing and films. The monogram created for this poster became the mark for all the following tango events organised by the Argentine Embassy in the UK. The type is Minion, a modern serif that contains the right details to be used in this logotype.
Móvil 2017
Flyers designed for two exhibitions organized by Móvil in 2017. Móvil is an independent non-commercial organization involved in the production and exhibition of contemporary art. Its main interest is experimentation and bringing emerging practice closer to the wide public. For further information, visit www.movil.org.ar
Between Us and The Object
Poster announcing the exhibition Between Us and The Object by artist Santiago De Paoli, organized and curated by Móvil.
Saga Candado
Poster announcing the exhibition Saga Candado by artist Nicolás Sarmiento, organized and curated by Móvil.
Oblicuo
Poster announcing the exhibition Oblicuo by artist Sebastián Roque, organized and curated by Móvil.
The Interior Castle poster
Promotional pieces for The Interior Castle, a concert presented by Musica Aperta in celebration of the 500th anniversary of the birth of Saint Teresa of Avila, commissioned by the Carmelite Monastery of Boston. We designed two CD jackets and their insert booklets, a DVD box, a poster and a programme for the event.
Six Degrees of Hamlet
An invitation-poster announcing the show Six Degrees of Hamlet by multimedia company Musica Aperta. The restricted budget demanded of one simple solution that could have two different functions: long distance poster and text size typography.
Magazines and Guides
World Business Magazine
World Business is a monthly business magazine published by Haymarket. My work as design editor consisted in refining the overall design of the publication and defining the tone of the photography and illustrations, which are commissioned for different issues. The illustration on this page was my own, designed to accompany the article ‘Northern Stars’, focusing on the ‘cultural, institutional and economic conditions that make the Nordic countries the envy of the world’.
Guía de Buenos Aires 2000
Editorial design for a new, independent and bilingual Buenos Aires Guide, focusing on the best the city has to offer according to Buenos Aires-based journalist, editor and entrepeneur Alejandra Longo. Published in two colours, the guide combines text and illustrations specially designed by Andrés Sobrino.