Trying a new mobile menu #ui at rp.design

Geometry / form

2/3: The system is anchored by a precise type pairing, structured color palette, and clear visual guidelines. Together, these elements reinforce a brand voice that is professional, grounded, and consistently defined across applications.

1/3: The Measure identity is built on contrast—classic typography with strong geometry, a restrained palette, and visuals that reference construction. A custom brandmark, wordmarks, flexible colors, and editorial typography support both the firm’s creative and technical work.

2/5: The Status wordmark’s custom letterforms are shaped by a simple soundwave pattern—a core brand device used on packaging, etched into cases, and in collateral. It also guides new letterform design, ensuring consistency and a link to the brand’s focus on control and fidelity. ⁣

1/5: Status’s identity is built on restraint—clarity, neutrality, and longevity guide every choice. A core wordmark, recurring soundwave pattern, secondary marks, product IDs, and minimal colors form a system that supports the brand’s no-nonsense, audio-first focus.

Cleaning out the office and found this acrylic sketch on selvedge Cone Denim from around 2020.

Proud to have played a small role in bringing the Pro X to life — designing the identity, packaging, and digital experience for Status Audio’s most advanced product yet. #designsky

Now available for preorder at status.co

Navigating box construction w/ an interior repeat all-over print 😵‍💫

OF COURSE

👋 Kicking off #designsky with some snaps from my studio. Now that posts.cv is closing shop, I’m hoping to post glimpses of projects (and maybe some design thoughts) here.

A few snaps of my favorite details from the Isamu Noguchi museum in Queens, NY.

Monogram Logo Vol. 2 by Counter Print — Happy to still have a few logos included in this revised and expanded version of the original from 2014. 🙂