El Origen de la Noche / The Origin of Night is an immersive sound installation by 4Direcciones Audiovisual (directed by Diana Rico and Richard Decaillet) working in collaboration with a group of traditional authorities from indigenous communities of the north-west Amazon, as well as anthropologists, musicians and linguists.

To design the identity of the exhibition, Mia Paltrow-Murray, graphic designer at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, used the typefaces Exposure by Federico Parra-Barrios and distributed by 205TF, Serial B Blur by Mario Julián Gutierrez (Dum Dum Studio) and Neureal by Laura Csocsán (ECAL Typefaces).

Estudio Soroche was founded by space and object designers Claire and Fran when they moved to Peru two years ago. Their visual identity was designed and art directed by Paula de Álvaro:

I developed the graphic identity of Estudio Soroche starting from graphic references that contextualize the studio and the style of posters that I found in the streets of Cusco when I travelled to this city. Focusing on the compositions, colours, typographies and techniques they use to make these posters, many times by hand, creating irregular and imperfect letters and layouts. The typeface Serial B Blur (by Dum Dum Studio) and its imperfections matched this idea and concept.

Serial B Blur is supported by a version of Clarel Serif used in all caps.

From glass to glaze, waste to wonder, there’s a new supply in town.

Almost Useful used Alte Haas Grotesk and Serial B Blur for the identity and website of Other Supply.

Other Supply are an experimental ceramics studio that creates new possibilities with glass waste in Singapore, created by artist Genevieve Ang.

Photos by Jovian Lim.

First focusing on music, surf and skate-related youth culture, over the (getting nearer to) two decades since, Huck has grown to cover a broader range of alternative culture in print, video, and digital. The latest slick-looking edition sees a new team take to the helm, including Josh Jones off of Marvin, Pavement Licker and more (Celebrities in Ramen is a personal favourite). Inside, the magazine feels vibrant and self assured—with famous faces including musician Self Esteem, skateboarder Leo Baker and, on the cover, hip-hop's Denzel Curry photographed by Matthew Salacuse.

220×275 mm, 150 pages
Editor-in-chief: Andrea Kurland
Editor: Josh Jones
Art direction and design: Cash & Carry

A series of posters for [sic], a community club for Mexico City’s LGBTQ scene, and a “nocturnal playground for the queer”, playing house, club, disco, and techno. Design by Andrés Higueros, using a variety of fonts.

Flyers for Dada Nights, every Thursday at Hanabar, San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, with music, art, beer, wine, sake, and food. The event series is inspired by Dadaism and Japanese monsters.

The communication is inspired by the same Dadaism: it tries to keep an image under the radar, with printed and scanned flyers. The fonts in use seek to maintain a different essence, not so legible, using mostly digital fonts made in the studio. Flyers include different photos of analogue and digital objects mostly used in music.

Following Dadaism and Fluxus, this time we took Edward Fella as inspiration for the deconstructive forms.

Dada Nights is not only a place to explore new music, presenting new talent every Thursday, but also as a way to explore new graphic ideas in every flyer.

Most of these fonts can be found on our studio site at dumdum.studio and in our digital catalog.

Flyers for Dada Nights, every Thursday at Hanabar, San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, with music, art, beer, wine, sake, and food. The event series is inspired by Dadaism and Japanese monsters.

The communication is inspired by the same Dadaism: it tries to keep an image under the radar, with printed and scanned flyers. The fonts in use seek to maintain a different essence, not so legible, using mostly digital fonts made in the studio. Flyers include different photos of analogue and digital objects mostly used in music.

These fonts can be found on our studio website and in our digital catalog.

Flyers for Dada Nights, every Thursday at Hanabar, San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, with music, art, beer, wine, sake, and food. The event series is inspired by Dadaism and Japanese monsters.

The communication is inspired by the same Dadaism: it tries to keep an image under the radar, with printed and scanned flyers. The fonts in use seek to maintain a different essence, not so legible, using mostly fonts with rounded details and developed by new designers. including several of Dum Dum Studio’s own, as well as various styles from Leah Maldonado’s GlyphWorld series.

Flyers for Dada Nights, every Thursday at Hanabar, San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, with music, art, beer, wine, sake, and food. The event series is inspired by Dadaism and Japanese monsters.

Flyer for a pasta workshop with cannabic dinner at Dum Dum Studio in Monterrey, Mexico.

In this pasta workshop given by @parolapasta you will learn how to make three different types of fresh pasta without eggs. At the end of the course we will use a portion of the pasta for dinner and the rest you can take home for you to cook.