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Hubert Dungen
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PERSONAL IDENTITY / 2026

Design.
Technology.
Innovation.

A new identity for a practice built around making. The HD monogram brings two initials into one modular, isometric form.

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Hubert Dungen — horizontal signature
One shared stem. Two initials. A single volume.
Visual identityIsometric construction · 30°October 2026

01 / THE MONOGRAM

Two letters.
One structure.

The central stem belongs to both the H and the D. A narrow notch keeps the two letters distinct, while the 30° diagonals give the mark its sense of volume.

The new isometric HD monogram
01 / A shared stem

A single element connects both initials.

02 / A modular grid

The stem thickness, S, defines the proportions and clear space.

03 / An isometric angle

Every diagonal follows the same 30° geometry.

Construction grid and dimensions of the HD monogram

02 / THE SIGNATURES

A mark for
different spaces.

Horizontal for everyday use. Stacked for vertical compositions. The symbol on its own when the identity is already established.

Horizontal black signature
01 / Horizontal
Stacked white signature
02 / Stacked
Standalone HD symbol
03 / Symbol

03 / COLOUR & MATERIAL

From charcoal
to bone.

Dark and light, with the warmer tones of concrete, stone and sand. A restrained palette leaves room for texture.

Charcoal#141414
Graphite#1F1F1F
Concrete#3A3A38
Mid grey#757575
Stone#A6A6A6
Sand#D6D0C4
Bone#F3F2EF
Charcoal surface texture
Charcoal
Concrete surface texture
Concrete
Sand surface texture
Sand
Bone surface texture
Bone

04 / TYPOGRAPHY

Two voices.
Clear roles.

ORBITRON / HEADINGS & IDENTITY

Aa
0123456789

IBM PLEX SANS / TEXT & CAPTIONS

Ideas take shape
when we make them.

A practical voice for reading, explaining and finding the next step.

05 / APPLICATION STUDIES

From screen
to surface.

A consistent system for digital spaces and printed cards.

White monogram on a charcoal business card
Horizontal signature on a bone business cardhubertdungen.com

Business card study / charcoal and bone / 85 × 55 mm proportions