Studio LP
Founded in 2015, Studio LP is a Berlin based creative practice, specialising in graphic design and art direction within the fashion, music and culture sectors.
Formed through a shared creative vision and forward thinking work philosophy; we believe in a collaborative approach to our projects and honest, long-term partnerships with our clients.
Varying in subject and scale, our work is characterised by a bold and unique aesthetic, built around purposeful decision making and a belief in creating timeless design.
Contact
Selected clients
ASOS
Condé Nast
Central Saint Martins
Centre for Sustainable Fashion
Design Museum
Fashion Space Gallery
London College of Fashion
Of Paradise Records
The RSA
University of the Arts London
Project
Of Paradise Identity
Client
Of Paradise Records
Categories
Identity
Print
Digital
Packaging
Merchandise
SHOW LESS
Of Paradise Records is a London-based record label that specialises in alternative dance music. To fit with the label approach, which is underpinned by a strong passion for discovering unknown artists with a unique sound, we created a flexible identity system with an air of mystery that is built to evolve and change. The tone of which leaves the viewer intrigued and eager to explore. Final outcomes include branded collateral, packaging, digital assets and merchandise.
Project
ELEMENTS Digital Marketing
Client
Syslink GmbH
Categories
Strategy
Art Direction
Social Media
Copywriting
SHOW LESS
Based in Düsseldorf, ELEMENTS is a leader in the technology field, providing high-performance media storage and server systems within the post-production and broadcasting industries. We were tasked with creating and implementing a social media strategy that would engage a new audience and widen awareness of the company.
Using their tagline ‘Human-centred media storage’ as our starting point, we wanted to focus on the human aspect of the company and highlight the connection between the technology and the user. Through storytelling we can share experiences of ELEMENTS clients and the work they produce, have conversations with industry leaders, find moments in history that shaped the industry and build a meaningful relationship between the team at ELEMENTS and their audience.
Project
The Real Thing
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
Print
Digital
SHOW LESS
Exhibition design for 'The Real Thing’; exploring aspiration, ownership, authenticity — and the disruptive creative power of fashion bootleg. The exhibition showcases the work of artists and creative collectives who use bootlegging to raise the questions of globalisation, capitalist consumption, identity and sustainability.
Using the curator’s own collection of bootleg shopping bags commonly found in Eastern Europe, we created a streetwear inspired identity with reversed type to convey a subtle sense of non-authenticity. The use of deep green; linking to associations of wealth, envy and ambition.
Collateral included labels and wayfinding, digital assets, invitation and exhibition guide.
Project
The Sustainable Fashion Glossary
Client
Condé Nast
Categories
SHOW LESS
Book design concept for Condé Nast’s Sustainable Fashion Glossary; a guide to the language of fashion sustainability. Printed with vegetable-based ink, using fully recyclable materials and materials made from post-consumer waste. The book builds on the well-known look-and-feel of the Condé Nast brand, but modernises it for a contemporary, design savvy audience, whilst addressing a serious subject matter.
Project
Hidden Stories
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
Print
SHOW LESS
Editorial design for the annual MA Costume for Performance showcase at Sadler's Wells. This show exhibits some of the most exciting and innovative work in the field of costume and dance, and we design the collateral with this in mind. For this programme we used a vivid 2-colour print to show the duality between the story of the character we see on stage, and the hidden story within the character that the costume conveys. Printed onto Fedrigoni Milk by Park.
Project
Fear Is The Mind Killer
Client
Of Paradise Records
Categories
Apparel
SHOW LESS
Shirt design for Of Paradise Records merchandise campaign.
Project
Why What Who
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
Print
SHOW LESS
Exhibition catalogue for 'Why What Who'; a touring collection of fashion artefact works exhibited at the Venice Biennale, the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology and the National Museum of Decorative Arts in Buenos Aires. The catalogue features work from 24 selected international alumni and staff from LCF's MA Fashion Artefact Course.
Project
Fedrigoni 366
Categories
Type design
SHOW LESS
November 13 – designed as part of the Fedrigoni 366 project. Inspired by Woodstock, an 80% recycled paper from Fedrigoni and the material on which it is printed on – our 13 was designed with a rather psychedelic aesthetic in mind. It was also designed on a 13x13 grid, just for fun.
Project
Mode Medium Message
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Identity
Editorial
Print
Spatial
Digital
3D Design
Interesting Projects
SHOW LESS
Identity and exhibition design for 'Mode Medium Message'; a showcase of graduate work from London College of Fashion’s School of Media, Communication and Performance. Based around the theme of 'process', we created an identity with a sense of movement, conveying an idea of collaboration and cross-disciplinary working.
Project
CSF is 10
Client
Centre for Sustainable Fashion
Categories
Identity
Campaign
Editorial
Spatial
SHOW LESS
Established in 2008, Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) carries out research exploring ways in which fashion can be implemented to drive change, build a sustainable future and improve the way we live. To celebrate their tenth year, we were asked to create an anniversary campaign, which would be used across events throughout the year. We also designed a publication, which showcases key projects completed in their ten years and outlines their mission moving forward.
Project
Pigeons and Peacocks Magazine: Issue 10
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Pigeons & Peacocks magazine is a platform for emerging talent, new taste makers and future voices of the fashion industry. We designed the tenth anniversary issue, 'Borders, Boundaries and Blurred Lines'; featuring work which contemplates what the future has in store for a post-Brexit culture.
Project
Break Factor
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Exhibition identity, print, digital assets and environmental graphics for 'Break Factor’, an immersive installation exploring textiles in performance. A collaborative project, bringing together the disciplines of set designer Sarah McNabb, fashion designer Louise Gray, sound designer Shervin Shaeri (Mutant Jukebox) and dance artist Alethia Antonia.
Project
Fashion Means Business
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Spatial
Digital
Packaging
SHOW LESS
Design and art direction for 'Fashion Means Business'; a three-day exhibition of digital fashion works, interactive workshops, talks and demonstrations, exploring the world of fashion business, hosted by Old Spitalfields Market and London College of Fashion.
Working with 3D designers Interesting Projects, we created an immersive installation made up of zones representing four core themes, and a main stage bringing all of these together. Design collateral included 3D elements, signage, vinyl, print, packaging and screens.
Project
ZZZZRA – 'Immanence'
Client
Romance Records
Categories
Art direction
Packaging
Photography
Katlyn Playford
SHOW LESS
Record sleeve design for 'Immanence', the inaugural release on Romance Records from dub techno producer ZZZZRA.
Project
Costume for Performance
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
A highlight in the calendar, the annual MA Costume for Performance showcase at Sadler's Wells exhibits some of the most exciting and innovative work in the field of costume and dance. For four consecutive years we have designed the identity and printed programme for this event. A dramatic, large format publication sets the stage for typography to dance across its pages.
Project
Comme des Marxists
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Exhibition identity, print and environmental graphics for artist Rainer Ganahl’s ongoing project ‘Comme des Marxists’. Presented in the UK for the first time, this ongoing project investigates the relationships between daily life, culture, economic systems and political structures. This exhibition formed part of a year-long celebration for the Centre for Sustainable Fashion’s 10 year anniversary programme around sustainability held at Arcade East.
Project
Material Movement
Client
Sadler's Wells x London College of Fashion
Categories
Art direction
Editorial
Photography
Emmi Hyyppä
SHOW LESS
Art direction and design for gala fundraising evening set on the stage at Sadler’s Wells. Exploring the point at which fashion and dance coexist, we wanted to bring the unique partnership between London College of Fashion and Sadler's Wells to life with beautiful and elegant photography focussing on the interaction between the body and material.
Project
Pigeons and Peacocks Magazine: Issue 9
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Pigeons & Peacocks magazine is a platform for emerging talent, new taste makers and future voices of the fashion industry. Issue 9 centred around the theme of 'Post Internet', focussing on ideas around digital culture and the future of fashion.
Project
Don't Stop Now: Fashion Photography Next
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Identity, print and exhibition design for two-part show initiated by Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam and co-produced with Fashion Space Gallery. Don’t Stop Now: Fashion Photography Next explored ideas and themes found in contemporary photography. Presented in two parts, part one took on the themes of Materiality and Play whilst part two focused on two of the most prevalent approaches in contemporary fashion photography – Artifice and Authenticity.
Project
The Annual
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
The Annual is a showcase of work from Design Technology Womenswear and Menswear courses at London College of Fashion. We produced a two-part, large format lookbook focussing on beautiful photography and simple graphic detailing, letting the work speak for itself.
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Studio LP
Founded in 2015, Studio LP is a Berlin based creative practice, specialising in graphic design and art direction within the fashion, music and culture sectors.
Formed through a shared creative vision and forward thinking work philosophy; we believe in a collaborative approach to our projects and honest, long-term partnerships with our clients.
Varying in subject and scale, our work is characterised by a bold and unique aesthetic, built around purposeful decision making and a belief in creating timeless design.
Contact
Selected clients
ASOS
Condé Nast
Central Saint Martins
Centre for Sustainable Fashion
Design Museum
Fashion Space Gallery
London College of Fashion
Of Paradise Records
The RSA
University of the Arts London
Project
Of Paradise Identity
Client
Of Paradise Records
Categories
Identity
Print
Digital
Packaging
Merchandise
SHOW LESS
Of Paradise Records is a London-based record label that specialises in alternative dance music. To fit with the label approach, which is underpinned by a strong passion for discovering unknown artists with a unique sound, we created a flexible identity system with an air of mystery that is built to evolve and change. The tone of which leaves the viewer intrigued and eager to explore. Final outcomes include branded collateral, packaging, digital assets and merchandise.
Project
ELEMENTS Digital Marketing
Client
Syslink GmbH
Categories
Strategy
Art Direction
Social Media
Copywriting
SHOW LESS
Based in Düsseldorf, ELEMENTS is a leader in the technology field, providing high-performance media storage and server systems within the post-production and broadcasting industries. We were tasked with creating and implementing a social media strategy that would engage a new audience and widen awareness of the company.
Using their tagline ‘Human-centred media storage’ as our starting point, we wanted to focus on the human aspect of the company and highlight the connection between the technology and the user. Through storytelling we can share experiences of ELEMENTS clients and the work they produce, have conversations with industry leaders, find moments in history that shaped the industry and build a meaningful relationship between the team at ELEMENTS and their audience.
Project
The Real Thing
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
Print
Digital
SHOW LESS
Exhibition design for 'The Real Thing’; exploring aspiration, ownership, authenticity — and the disruptive creative power of fashion bootleg. The exhibition showcases the work of artists and creative collectives who use bootlegging to raise the questions of globalisation, capitalist consumption, identity and sustainability.
Using the curator’s own collection of bootleg shopping bags commonly found in Eastern Europe, we created a streetwear inspired identity with reversed type to convey a subtle sense of non-authenticity. The use of deep green; linking to associations of wealth, envy and ambition.
Collateral included labels and wayfinding, digital assets, invitation and exhibition guide.
Project
The Sustainable Fashion Glossary
Client
Condé Nast
Categories
SHOW LESS
Book design concept for Condé Nast’s Sustainable Fashion Glossary; a guide to the language of fashion sustainability. Printed with vegetable-based ink, using fully recyclable materials and materials made from post-consumer waste. The book builds on the well-known look-and-feel of the Condé Nast brand but modernises it for a contemporary, design savvy audience. A publication which is produced by a leader in the fashion industry, but is addressing the serious subject matter at hand.
Project
Hidden Stories
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
Print
SHOW LESS
Editorial design for the annual MA Costume for Performance showcase at Sadler's Wells. This show exhibits some of the most exciting and innovative work in the field of costume and dance, and we design the collateral with this in mind. For this programme we used a vivid 2-colour print to show the duality between the story of the character we see on stage, and the hidden story within the character that the costume conveys. Printed onto Fedrigoni Milk by Park.
Project
Fear Is The Mind Killer
Client
Of Paradise Records
Categories
Apparel
SHOW LESS
Shirt design for Of Paradise Records merchandise campaign.
Project
Why What Who
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
Print
SHOW LESS
Exhibition catalogue for 'Why What Who'; a touring collection of fashion artefact works exhibited at the Venice Biennale, the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology and the National Museum of Decorative Arts in Buenos Aires. The catalogue features work from 24 selected international alumni and staff from LCF's MA Fashion Artefact Course.
Project
Fedrigoni 366
Categories
Type design
SHOW LESS
November 13 – designed as part of the Fedrigoni 366 project. Inspired by Woodstock, an 80% recycled paper from Fedrigoni and the material on which it is printed on – our 13 was designed with a rather psychedelic aesthetic in mind. It was also designed on a 13x13 grid, just for fun.
Project
Mode Medium Message
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Identity
Editorial
Print
Spatial
Digital
3D Design
Interesting Projects
SHOW LESS
Identity and exhibition design for 'Mode Medium Message'; a showcase of graduate work from London College of Fashion’s School of Media, Communication and Performance. Based around the theme of 'process', we created an identity with a sense of movement, conveying an idea of collaboration and cross-disciplinary working.
Project
CSF is 10
Client
Centre for Sustainable Fashion
Categories
Identity
Campaign
Editorial
Spatial
SHOW LESS
Established in 2008, Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF) carries out research exploring ways in which fashion can be implemented to drive change, build a sustainable future and improve the way we live. To celebrate their tenth year, we were asked to create an anniversary campaign, which would be used across events throughout the year. We also designed a publication, which showcases key projects completed in their ten years and outlines their mission moving forward.
Project
Pigeons and Peacocks Magazine: Issue 10
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Pigeons & Peacocks magazine is a platform for emerging talent, new taste makers and future voices of the fashion industry. We designed the tenth anniversary issue, 'Borders, Boundaries and Blurred Lines'; featuring work which contemplates what the future has in store for a post-Brexit culture.
Project
Break Factor
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Exhibition identity, print, digital assets and environmental graphics for 'Break Factor’, an immersive installation exploring textiles in performance. A collaborative project, bringing together the disciplines of set designer Sarah McNabb, fashion designer Louise Gray, sound designer Shervin Shaeri (Mutant Jukebox) and dance artist Alethia Antonia.
Project
Fashion Means Business
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Spatial
Digital
Packaging
SHOW LESS
Design and art direction for 'Fashion Means Business'; a three-day exhibition of digital fashion works, interactive workshops, talks and demonstrations, exploring the world of fashion business, hosted by Old Spitalfields Market and London College of Fashion.
Working with 3D designers Interesting Projects, we created an immersive installation made up of zones representing four core themes, and a main stage bringing all of these together. Design collateral included 3D elements, signage, vinyl, print, packaging and screens.
Project
ZZZZRA – 'Immanence'
Client
Romance Records
Categories
Art direction
Packaging
Photography
Katlyn Playford
SHOW LESS
Record sleeve design for 'Immanence', the inaugural release on Romance Records from dub techno producer ZZZZRA.
Project
Costume for Performance
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
A highlight in the calendar, the annual MA Costume for Performance showcase at Sadler's Wells exhibits some of the most exciting and innovative work in the field of costume and dance. For four consecutive years we have designed the identity and printed programme for this event. A dramatic, large format publication sets the stage for typography to dance across its pages.
Project
Comme des Marxists
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Exhibition identity, print and environmental graphics for artist Rainer Ganahl’s ongoing project ‘Comme des Marxists’. Presented in the UK for the first time, this ongoing project investigates the relationships between daily life, culture, economic systems and political structures. This exhibition formed part of a year-long celebration for the Centre for Sustainable Fashion’s 10 year anniversary programme around sustainability held at Arcade East.
Project
Material Movement
Client
Sadler's Wells x London College of Fashion
Categories
Art direction
Editorial
Photography
Emmi Hyyppä
SHOW LESS
Art direction and design for gala fundraising evening set on the stage at Sadler’s Wells. Exploring the point at which fashion and dance coexist, we wanted to bring the unique partnership between London College of Fashion and Sadler's Wells to life with beautiful and elegant photography focussing on the interaction between the body and material.
Project
Pigeons and Peacocks Magazine: Issue 9
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Pigeons & Peacocks magazine is a platform for emerging talent, new taste makers and future voices of the fashion industry. Issue 9 centred around the theme of 'Post Internet', focussing on ideas around digital culture and the future of fashion.
Project
Don't Stop Now: Fashion Photography Next
Client
Fashion Space Gallery
Categories
Identity
Exhibition
Editorial
SHOW LESS
Identity, print and exhibition design for two-part show initiated by Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam and co-produced with Fashion Space Gallery. Don’t Stop Now: Fashion Photography Next explored ideas and themes found in contemporary photography. Presented in two parts, part one took on the themes of Materiality and Play whilst part two focused on two of the most prevalent approaches in contemporary fashion photography – Artifice and Authenticity.
Project
The Annual
Client
London College of Fashion
Categories
Editorial
SHOW LESS
The Annual is a showcase of work from Design Technology Womenswear and Menswear courses at London College of Fashion. We produced a two-part, large format lookbook focussing on beautiful photography and simple graphic detailing, letting the work speak for itself.