Estudio Champú is an independent graphic design studio with a fun and quirky approach. They have a lively and peculiar way of working on their projects, which involves using vibrant designs, colorful palettes, and fun concepts. The main objective of this typographic logo was to create a unique mark that represents their energetic personality, resulting in display chunky irregular sans-serif characters.

Picnic is a children's toy company that produces non-toxic toys made only with natural fabrics, wood, and organic dyes. They firmly believe that using natural materials inspires imagination, facilitates learning, and stimulates the senses at an early stage. With a clear goal in mind, the design combines chunky pleasant serif characters with a low-saturation color palette, inspired by active play and the aesthetic of their products.

'Hyper/Cero' is an EP released by Canal46, a punk rock band with a fun ironic vibe. The project involved the design of the cover, which features a typographic approach and an illustration both created by Julia Martinez Diana. The cover has a main protagonist, the eye-roll, a bold and expressive element that captures the band’s ironic and rebellious spirit. This distinctive feature ties together the EP’s visual identity, appearing not only on the cover but also as a key motif in the T-shirt line and Instagram filter.

Arch is a spatial design studio that brings together a team of experts specializing in architecture, interior design, and landscape design. They offer a unique blend of creativity, innovation, and functionality to their projects. The studio's vision is to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical and functional. For this, a clean, sophisticated, and precise mark was created, resulting in a display sans-serif with clean outlines, rounded terminals, and glyph width variation.

Core IX is a music rights software that recently underwent an extensive development process, this resulted in the release of the latest version that is even more efficient and effective than before. The software developement studio was in the search of a brand that refflects this new stage. The final result is a lively display sans-serif, with clean outlines, and sharp terminals. The shape of the letter 'o' nods to the 'core' concept (as the software name suggests) evoking the classic core diagram that reveals the center of the Earth.

Canal46 is a punk rock band infused with an ironic and humorous tone that sets them apart from others in the genre. For their LP 'Alien Vos', a unique typographic mark was created along with the album's visual strategy.

The logo features chunky and bold characters with a street-style vibe that captures the essence of urban culture. The informal design stands out, making it memorable and easily recognizable. The project included merchandise production, including T-shirt designs and posters.

Faroleros Del Quinto Asteroide is a alternative rock band. The project consisted of the LP cover for their latest release 'La Rebelión de los Híbridos'. The team responsible for the cover design consisted of illustrator Jimena Miguelo, who created the illustration for the cover, color design, and comic characters; and Julia Martinez Diana, who designed the logo for the band and the album title application on the cover.

The main objective of this project was to create a distinctive logotype for the alternative rock band Temblores, capturing their bold and raw energy. The design is edgy and gritty, it reflects their dynamic sound with a subtle grunge twist and clear urban vibes.

To express the essence of street culture in an iconic way, one of the main goals was to capture the spirit of the 2000s and the ever-changing rhythm of city life. Therefore, the glyphs were designed from scratch, imperfect and dynamic, featuring variable widths, heavy weight, broken stems, a sturdy structure, and a slight inverted contrast. The orange and teal color palette is inspired by the tones of distorted lomography film, adding a grainy, nostalgic feel.

This project consisted of creating a distinctive visual identity for the business consulting company Radical. The logotype was designed to embody concepts of growth, forward momentum, exponential progress, and their No Bullshit ethos. The clean, modern design reflects the company’s innovative mindset and commitment to driving impactful change. Each element was crafted to ensure adaptability and consistency across various applications, reinforcing Radical’s bold and forward-thinking identity.

GYSHIDO, short for "Get Your Shit Done", is a bold and dynamic brand that embodies a no-nonsense approach to productivity. With focus and discipline, it presents three core principles for getting things done efficiently. The identity features a strong typographic system, including multiple configurations and a distinctive double exclamation mark, reinforcing its energetic and action-driven nature. Carefully optimized for versatility, the logotype ensures clarity and impact across various applications, from digital platforms to print.