Tiquismiquis Club designs 700-page Odda issue with rhythmic typography
Málaga-based design studio Tiquismiquis Club has designed the 29th issue of international fashion and culture magazine Odda, a 700-page publication exploring the theme 'The Way We Are'. Founders Roberto Espartero and Juan Martín took a systematic approach, developing a typographic system and layout structure that balances expression and coherence. They used typefaces such as Aether Mono, Tombstone Blues, Sita Sans, and Sita Serif to create rhythm across sections. The project required intense coordination due to tight deadlines between fashion collections and production. The studio was given creative freedom to experiment, leading to compositions that flex and scale across the magazine's pages, maintaining a clear visual identity while allowing each section its own landscape.
Key facts
- Tiquismiquis Club designed Odda's 29th issue.
- The issue is 700 pages long.
- Theme: 'The Way We Are'.
- Typefaces used: Aether Mono, Tombstone Blues, Sita Sans, Sita Serif.
- Founders: Roberto Espartero and Juan Martín.
- Studio is based in Málaga.
- Project required fast decision-making due to short windows between fashion collections and production.
- Previous designers for Odda include Córdoba-Canillas, N-E, Santana Santana.
Entities
Artists
- Roberto Espartero
- Juan Martín
Institutions
- Tiquismiquis Club
- Odda
- Córdoba-Canillas
- N-E
- Santana Santana
Locations
- Málaga
- Spain