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MFF Jashan was used fairly imaginatively in a film called Laatu. The Punjabi period drama is about the electricity industry in India – bijali laatu means “electric light bulb”. This is often shortened to laatu, although laatu on its own, means “top” (as in a child’s toy – spinning top). In the trailer, the movie logo itself is shown as the glowing filament inside a bursting light bulb.

Jashan is Punjabi for “party” or “celebration” and MFF Jashan is the Punjabi take on a party font. The font is also used on the movie posters, here without added effects.

The Latin version of the logo uses Elsie with swash caps.

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The first edition of Visious’ Daily Report Vol.01 is finally here! This zine was first published during the latest Jakarta Art Book Fair by PRESSENT : The Pilot Edition 2018 which is held on 21-22 July 2018. If you happened to come, you’ll know that the fair was full of hype and excitement, and our zine was out of stock very quickly. — @visious.co

Daily Report is a zine, reporting about our daily studio life, delivered in a casual style and serving as a visual exploration medium for our designers. The typography is playful, with a restricted colour palette (blue and red) and a compact typeface selection. Headlines are set in Adieu, with Almendra for body text. The guest roles are for Opposit (magazine logo) and Lazybones, a 1970s Letraset release that that could be described as an obese version of Cooper Black Swash Italic.

Umbriago, a direct interpretation of Cooper Black Swash Italic, is in use for the goodies together with another handful of typefaces. The Pyte Foundry is represented with Umbra, Houdini and Mortar. Druk Text Wide Heavy and Heavy Italic are seen on a number of stickers, along with Digestive and good old Brush Script.

Unpacked: magazine, a map showing the studio location in Jakarta, stickers.

Sticker set. Most stickers use Druk Text Wide (used for REVISION CLUB, Wake Up!, work work, client client) and a selection fonts from The Pyte Foundry (Visions: Umbra, Qobul: Mortar, the small type slab serif is Houdini). Other typefaces are Umbriago (Happy, OK), Brush Script (Brainstorming), Digestive (right hand corner, partially visible). Most sticker designs are used within the zine in a blue/red version.

Spread. On the left hand page, bigger text in Adieu, small text in Almendra. The typeface used on the right hand page is Lazybones.