Thanks to everyone that made twenty-nineteen a great year.

 

We’ve designed the new viewbook for University of Toronto’s Faculty of Music – Canada’s largest and most renowned university-based music institution.

typotherapy set out to design the book to showcase the faculty’s wide range of undergraduate and graduate level program offerings, and to clearly present information to help recruit future students to enrol.

To give the book a strong visual presence, typotherapy created a custom typeface for the title identity and to highlight each section. The custom typeface, suggests the process of music composition and performance, was designed specifically for the project.

 

We started working with LAL way back in 2004, and since then we’ve designed a number of their albums and single releases. More recently, we designed LAL’s latest album Dark Beings on Coax Records, which led us to explore developing a custom typeface specifically for the project, to compliment the spellbinding artwork by visual artist Syrus Marcus Ware.

Subsequently, we were approached by Coax Records to design Rae Spoon’s eleventh album titled Mental Health. Working closely with Rae, and artist Charlie Rae Walker, we created a custom modular typeface for the title of the album, to integrate seamlessly with the expressive illustration, further emphasizing the complexity of mental health.

You can find out more about LAL, Rae Spoon and Coax Records.

 

We have worked closely together with JDBrownfields on developing their new brand identity, stationery and website. JDBrownfields is a management consultant practice working specifically with not-for-profits and the healthcare industry.

 

We are honoured to learn that Ground 43 Legacy has been nominated for ‘Best Issue’ in the 2019 National Magazine Awards: B2B.

Congratulations: Lorraine Johnson, Noel Nanton, Todd Smith, Julius Aquino, Shannon Baker, Trish Clarke, Jasper Flores, Eric Gordon, Ruthanne Henry, Vincent Javet, Eric Klaver, James MacDonald Nelson, Katie Strang, Andrew Taylor, Dalia Todary-Michael, Jane Welsh, all the contributors, everyone on the Ground Editorial Boards and at the OALA.

 

We set out to design a new bespoke typeface called ts-Grotesk to coincide with the launch of our new website. The new typeface, provides us with the versatility to create a new typographic language to reinforce typotherapy’s brand and vision.