A collage showing a slab of stone, a sculptor at work, a carved plaque reading Torö ÅKERBÄRSVÄGEN, and the word EXEMPLAR in the serif typeface from the Letters from Sweden launch film. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Set in Stone: Here-Now Launches Exemplar Typeface for Letters from Sweden

Designer/CD Edvard Scott at Here-Now in Stockholm just dropped us this treat for type fans, a very tactile and hands-on launch film for the Exemplar font designed by Göran Söderström at Letters from Sweden. [Watch]

A collage of four contemporary art images, including abstract drawings reminiscent of David Carson’s dynamic style, a crowd viewing a poster for LOLA as part of a brand refresh, and a black-and-white photo of a person standing in a doorway. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

David Carson & DxD Launch LOLA’s Crazy Ambitious Rebrand

To mark the leap from Madrid-based agency to micro network (with offices in São Paulo, NYC, and LA), Omnicom’s LOLA enlists the one and only David Carson to add his signature graphic deconstruction to their rebrand. [Watch]

A bright pink and blue poster reads Fight for Kindness Poster Gallery 2026 by Zetafonts Edition VI Fight For Kindness, with repeated background text Fight For Kindness in bold, pixelated letters. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Fight for Kindness Poster Gallery Edition V Now Live

Born from the belief that typography can be more than a tool for communication, Fight for Kindness 2026 celebrates the transformative power of letters to inspire connection, empathy, and social awareness. [Watch]

A high-contrast, black and white image of a symmetrical, mechanical insect with text reading “Artifex Creatura: Synthetic Growth Protocol,” inspired by the Artifex Creatura short film by Joan Moreno and FutureFrank, plus various technical labels on a white background. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Joan Moreno’s “Artifex Creatura” Looks to Upgrade Your Perception Firmware

Veteran CG director/motion designer Joan Moreno teams with Amsterdam prodco FutureFrank to craft a surgical piece of gothic sci-fi as an extension of the new multi-artist FutureFrank® streetwear collection. [Watch]

Collage showing Carlsberg beer branding: close-up of the Carlsberg logo in Probably Serif, green text “Carlsberg Idiosyncratic Since 1847,” vintage-style graphics, and a beer tap handle with “probably” engraved. Design by Taxi Studio. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Taxi Studio Faces Up to Probably Serif for Carlsberg

It’s not often the crafts of beer making and serious font design overlap, but that is the happy case with Probably Serif, an expressive new face from Taxi Studio in Bristol, inspired by the Carlsberg wordmark. [Watch]

A collage of four images: bold ONE DAY and DAY ON text in red and black from the ONEDAY rebrand hero film by Never Sit Still & RGA; a blurred concert crowd; digital JAZZ text with abstract dots; and a red vinyl record with a 24 HOURS cover. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

The Countdown Starts the Second You Believe: Never Sit Still & R/GA Dream Big for ONE:DAY

Australian record label ONE:DAY declares its dedication to backing local artists with both passion and authority in this hero film from Sydney motion house Never Sit Still, part of a full rebrand by agency R/GA. [Watch]