Nū
Nū is where I find the angle. Pin your summer: a personal moodboard where images and weekend plans sit side by side, built to pull the future you want a little closer.
The project was born in Singapore, where it is summer all year round. Planning a weekend felt like it could be more than scheduling: images on Pinterest, plans in a notes app, dates in a calendar, all wanting to live on one board.
An image that carries a mood, sitting right next to the plan for that weekend. Keep the scenes you want in front of you and you start moving toward them. Not a tool for recording, a tool for manifesting.
The name is a resolve. A slice of ripe yellow peach, droplets on a cold glass, weekend plans written in the afternoon sun. Two days a week, a holiday too short to waste: instead of letting it slip by, live it hotter than any resort summer.
On the board, images and plain text share one grid. "07:30 yoga" arranges itself into a timeline, boards hold each part of the life you want, and a drag, a paste, or a URL is all it takes to pin. The moment it comes to mind, it is on the board.
Fik
Fik is where the summer takes shape. The resolve became a logo, a typeface, and a colorway, each piece drawn so that planning a weekend feels like anticipation, not obligation.
Three parts: the arched "hotter than", a tropical fish mid-turn, and the "ibiza" wordmark, drawn in the optimistic tone of 1970s groovy lettering.
The fish follows warm water with no set route: the way the brand plans a weekend, by the scenes you want, not by the schedule.
The letters are set in NF Wax Molten, a typeface made for this brand. Its edges swell like ink before it dries, so the whole logo reads as a freshly pressed stamp.
The palette is the yellow of fresh butter and ripe peach. Ivory #FFFAE6 · Butter #FBEFBD · Coconut #7F542A, with Paper and Ink in support: sweet and unhurried, like writing weekend plans under a parasol.
Hotter than Ibiza keeps the summer within reach. Two days a week, lived like a holiday.