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Type Systems

Command the page.

Display fonts and standalone type artifacts built for identity, layout, and signal. Designed to carry weight across branding, campaigns, and culture-driven work.

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Color & Tone Systems

Shift the atmosphere.

Creative presets built to transform color, contrast, and texture in seconds. Designed for designers, photographers, and image-makers who want control — not generic filters.

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Curated Systems

Build faster. Go further.

Hand-assembled collections of fonts, icons, and digital artifacts designed to work together. More cohesion. More range. Less friction.

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Physical Signal

Built for studio and street.

Heavyweight tees, oversized cuts, acid washes, and fleece built to move between studio and street. Designed with the same edge and clarity as our digital tools.

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Vector Marks

Symbols with bite.

Street-coded icon systems engineered for logos, apparel graphics, and scalable visual language.

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Inside the system

A few things worth knowing.

Who is vandal_ built for?

vandal_ is built for independent designers.
Small studios.
Creative directors building brands from scratch.
Founders shaping visual language without permission.

If you care about cohesion, edge, and intent — you’re in the right place.

If you’re looking for safe and generic — you’re not.

How is vandal_ different?

Most creative marketplaces optimize for volume. We optimize for cohesion.

Every release is built as part of a system — not a trend cycle. The goal isn’t more content. It’s stronger identity.

Less spectacle.
More substance.

What kind of work are these tools made for?

Brand identity systems.
Campaign design.
Editorial layouts.
Apparel graphics.
Digital product launches.
Culture-driven creative.

Our tools are designed for work that needs presence — not decoration.

Do I need to be an expert to use vandal_ tools?

No. But you should care.

vandal_ tools are intuitive for independent creators and robust enough for serious studio work. If you think in systems and care about craft, they’ll meet you there.

What does “world builder” actually mean?

A world builder is someone shaping more than visuals.

Founders creating brands from scratch.
Studios building cohesive identity systems.
Designers constructing culture, not just assets.

World builders don’t assemble pieces randomly. They build language.

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    most wanted

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    most wanted

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    new arrivals

    vandal_ ~/collections/new-arrivals/ # contents: the newest signal — fresh assets, apparel, books,...

    new arrivals

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    free

    vandal_ ~/collections/free/# contents: no-cost creative assets — free fonts, tools, presets, experiments,...

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    signals

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    signals

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    video assets

    vandal_ ~/collections/binaries/video-assets/# contents: video editing assets — overlays, film textures, transitions, LUTs,...

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    design tools

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    design tools

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  • Our Disposable World - vandal_

    Our Disposable World

    A structural argument for commitment, accountability, and designing work that refuses to disappear.

    Our Disposable World

    A structural argument for commitment, accountability, and designing work that refuses to disappear.

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    Marking Space

    A look at marking space, authorship, permanence, and why vandalism has always been about presence—not destruction.

    Marking Space

    A look at marking space, authorship, permanence, and why vandalism has always been about presence—not destruction.

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