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Escribà: The visual system is born from the essential: the raw material. A synthesis of the natural and the digital, expressed through cacao pixels.

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Cuerno: The typographic design transfers the logic of the croissant’s folding and baking process into the graphic plane. Each brand message activates this visual metaphor, reinforcing the connection between product and identity.

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Novus: The naming concept is projected into the visual identity, creating a visual ecosystem that stems from the exploration of traditional objects and symbols of the sector, reinterpreted through contemporary codes.

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Puccias-02: From the Cinematic Universe to Everyday Life in Madrid: a Project that Connects Visual Narrative, Iconic Materials, and User Experience

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D-Generades: From the intersection of fashion and masculinities, a critical reflection that turns tension and dissent into graphic tools to question established cultural and gender codes.

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Basquerville 2025
Visual Identity & Graphic Campaign
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Novus 2/2
Editorial design
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Joan Escribà
Visual Identity & Packaging
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Novus 1/2
Visual Identity
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Hasta el cuerno
Experimental type design
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D-generades
Graphic campaign
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Sustainable challenge
Graphic Campaign
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Puccias-02
Branding & Interior design
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Harroby
Graphic campaign
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Basquerville 2025
Visual Identity & Graphic Campaign
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Novus 2/2
Editorial design
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Joan Escribà
Visual Identity & Packaging
Joan Escribà thumbnail
Novus 1/2
Visual Identity
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Hasta el cuerno
Experimental type design
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D-generades
Graphic campaign
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Puccias-02
Branding & Interior design
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Harroby
Graphic campaign
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Harroby

Harroby

Basque Festival of Emerging Design.

2024Brand IdentityGraphic campaignVitoria-Gasteiz

Harroby is the emerging Basque design festival held in the capital of Euskadi, Vitoria-Gasteiz. Conceived as a platform to showcase local young talent, it is part of the Basquerville festival, which takes place over three days in the city, providing a broad context for exposure and networking for new promising designers. The brief for the 2024 edition was to develop the visual identity and graphic campaign, with the aim of giving Harroby its own personality within the larger festival framework—recognizable, coherent, and distinct. A key pillar of the proposal is the strategic use of Basque typography, a resource deeply connected to the cultural identity of the territory. For this edition, Gaueko was selected, a contemporary typeface designed by Raoul Gottschling and Julien Simon that reinterprets the formal traits of traditional Basque lettering. Gaueko enriches the visual repertoire through alternates, glyphs, and symbols inspired by Basque mythology, providing a bold and renewed approach that amplifies the festival’s narrative. The graphic composition is organized around grid-based and geometric structures inspired by Euskadi’s urban signage, particularly street signs and city wayfinding. This approach establishes a visual dialogue between tradition and modernity, reinforcing the festival’s conceptual coherence and projecting a solid, recognizable visual identity adaptable to various media and graphic applications.

Client
Basquerville festival

Sector
Culture

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Raoul G.
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Julien S.
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Ana C.
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Xabier I.

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