dclt is a variable pixel display typeface whose four styles, dot, chip, line and tape, range from compact square pixels to wide flat strokes and tall narrow bars. Designed to be misused: stack it, outline it, glitch it, stretch it into something unexpected.
Lettering for a clothing collection.
Unused lettering.
Poster for the second edition of Nexus Station. The idea was to represent the building from above, like a site plan, inviting us to enter this unique space while showing us the way to discover all the artists.
Variable typeface in developpement since 2022 inspired by the world of “Nausicaä from the Valley of the Wind”.
Event identity for Nexus Station, a designer market organised at Les Frigos in the 14th arrondissement of Paris.
Identity and graphic system for Hénagone, a creative direction studio co-founded with friends.
Typeface work in progress...
Lettering for my dear sister asked me to draw her a tattoo with the word "yesterday" in reference to a famous music band (yes, the Beatles).
Custom typeface for an installation at Illkirch-Graffenstaden. The lines of the typeface are inspired by the letters found in the local archives. We experimented with a number of ligatures, where the contrasts between thicks and thins are subtle, while the serifs take on sharp angles. Designed entirely in uppercase, Huron is a variable font whose weight and width adapt to the space available, whether on the wall, post or wheel…
Motion design for the promotion of Carolinéale.
Each year, Cnap chooses a different design studio to work on its report. In this 2022 annual report, the emphasis is on reducing the ecological impact while preserving the visual appeal, physical qualities and readability of the document. Format, choice of paper, layout, typefaces and colours: the graphic and editorial choices are guided by these constraints
Lettering for the town of Mundolsheim's new Intergenerational Centre
Merch design with custom type for Noir Sur Blanc Records, printed in Pantone Reflex Blue.
Buttes is the second edition of a personal photography-editorial project. This second series comes from the year I spent in Paris, particularly where I lived in the south of the 19th arrondissement near the Buttes Chaumont park. The name "Buttes" comes from this park and the place where I lived. The photos retrace all my adventures during that year, the discovery of film photography, the streets of Paris and Jimmy the cat who squatted in my apartment.
The Ateliers Ouverts is the flagship event of Accélérateur de Particules, an association dedicated to contemporary art. Over two weekends, local artists open their doors to the public. Each year, the whole identity of the event is redesigned around a selected artist. This year the artist in the spotlight was Marie-Paule Bilger. Amongst her rich work, we chose to exploit her sewn herbariums: between flattened plants and sewing thread.
écrou is a high–x–height display typeface with a bold mechanical style. A geometric combination of smooth, rounded contours and crisp square shapes that creates a visual contrast that is perfect for headlines.
Limited edition series of posters displaying the letters I designed for the “36 Days of Type”, all screen printed in black and chrome ink.
La Rouviole is a french winery that has a strong link with the game of chess. In reference to this game, the letters of the logo were first thought of as tangible pieces, which can easily be taken in hand and moved on its base. Some letters are then chiseled, bringing a vegetal side (leaf or bud) and a mineral side (cut stone). The labels are designed in a checkerboard of two squares. One with text and the other bringing texture and life to this black and white identity.
Personal lettering.
Horizon is the first edition of a personal photography-editorial project. This first serie comes from a disposable Kodak camera, all the pictures are taken during the years 2020-2021 in my apartment in Strasbourg, FR. The book is designed as an accordion, which means that it can open up into a long horizontal strip.
Lettering for a photography-based editorial project.
Title, motion and cover design for Starcourt EP by Nate.