Daniel Stuhlpfarrer
Type-led design, visual systems, & creative direction
Daniel Stuhlpfarrer is a Berlin-based designer working across typography and visual systems. His practice is rooted in typography as a structural and conceptual tool, shaping adaptive systems from letterform to application. He defines and guides identity, editorial, and brand frameworks across technology and cultural contexts.
Currently working at the OpenAI brand team.
Selected clients include:
OpenAI, Meta, IBM, eBay & BUCK
Across culture, media, and independent practice:
Berlin State Theatre of Young Audiences, University of the Arts Berlin,
Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art, Protocol Magazine, Studio Bummens,
Visa Vie, and independent collaborators.
Recognitions:
It’s Nice That
Type 01
Type Thursday Berlin
Fonts In Use
TDK Award
It’s a Book Award Leipzig
Design made in Germany
Joseph Binder Award
Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards
Sorry Press
Teaching:
Typography
at Berlin University of Applied Sciences
Education:
M.A. Visual Communication (Typography)
University of the Arts Berlin · Class of Fons Hickmann
Thesis: Speculative Type Design
B.A. Information Design
FH JOANNEUM Graz · Major in Communication Design