São Paulo based alles blau studio designed all three of the Brazilian editions of Jacobin magazine, a left-wing periodical offering a socialist perspective on a variety of themes. Jacobin was started in the U.S. in 2010, and the Brazilian version was founded in 2019 releasing once a year.

The whole publication is set exclusively in Brazilian typefaces: the titles are set in Fabiano Procópio's Durango Kid, body copy and headlines are set in Naipe Foundry’s Discórdia and additional text is set in Typefolio’s Stevie Sans. All the illustrations commisioned for the magazine are also by Brazilian artists. The nameplate, which could be either lettering or based on an existing typeface, was inherited from the magazine’s US version.

Among the magazine's readers is former Brazilian President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva.

Website for Antwerp-based design agency Talking Objects. A fairly minimal design that makes use of large images and generous whitespace.

The paired-back design is nicely matched by Typefolio's modern grotesque Stevie Sans. To add some surprise and prevent everything from becoming too bland, Stevie Sans is contrasted with Gerard Unger’s Capitolium News 2 in use for bodytext and some headlines.