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Some of the assets designed as part of the identity of .pizza a funky hi-fi pizza bar from Prague.

Graphic identity design and typographic concept for the Spring 26 collection presentation in Plaza Mayor, Madrid. The identity development was led by the great

The identity is a tribute to the city’s street signage. In the 1930s, the City Council commissioned the School of Ceramics to create illustrated plaques, each one telling the story of its street.
Decades later, in the 1990s, master craftsman Alfredo Ruiz de Luna produced over 1,500 new tiles — a historic ceramic tradition from Talavera de la Reina — distinguished by their baroque typography and elegant ligatures.

Thanks to the excellent digitalization of this typeface by , we were able to develop a flexible identity applied across multiple physical and digital pieces.

This is a story about love, love for the land, love for nature, love for beer and love for each other.

was born from a unique story: a craft brewery in the heart of Empordà, founded by a couple—one from New Zealand and the other Catalan. The name comes from the kiwi bird, a cute, flightless bird native to New Zealand. While the name had a strong personality, the brand lacked a cohesive narrative that tied everything together.

Their brewery is set in a breathtaking natural environment, surrounded by lush landscapes and wildlife. As we explored its surroundings, we discovered that “Els Aiguamolls de l’Empordà”, a major nesting site for migratory birds, is very close to the brewery. This insight became the foundation of the brand’s storytelling: birds as the soul of Dos Kiwis.

We reimagined the two kiwis as the hosts of a space where beer and birds coexist, creating a visual identity rooted in nature. This concept allowed us to craft a rich and flexible graphic system inspired by the life of birds—from eggs and nests to the graceful flight of those that inhabit the area.

To further differentiate Dos Kiwis, we moved away from the bold, colorful aesthetic typical in the craft beer industry. Instead, we embraced a more poetic, delicate visual identity, enhancing the romanticism of the brand’s story while making it stand out in a crowded market.

Typography: Droulers by