Category: Graphic

Graphic Publishing

Between Highs and Lows: Designing an Emotional Reading Experience

Graphic People Type

An Ode to Master Yuen Kheng Seng (1949–2026)

When Letters Become Landscapes: Turning Typography into a Physical Experience

The Poster Is Never Neutral

Creating A “NuWay” for Malaysia: A Wayfinding Font

NOMAD: Where Letters Find Their Own Way

Blocky: Translating Handwritten Marker Strokes into Digital Type

Letters in the Water: Designing Sünny

Graphic Publishing

The Ventriloquists

Milky Way & Mononaro: 2 Typefaces Rethinking Lettering for Malaysia’s Highway Signages

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21 Aug

"Red’s Escape: Reimagining a Familiar Fairy Tale" by Rio Sato

"When I first started this project, I did not simply want to turn this fairy tale into a scary game [..] I wanted to distort its world ..."

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10 Aug

"Between Highs and Lows: Designing an Emotional Reading Experience" by Zhou Yi

"What if your emotions were never stable? For me, this question is not only something I designed around, but something I personally understand..."

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13 Jun

An Ode to Master Yuen Kheng Seng (1949–2026)

"We often sat at the mamak stall, talking endlessly about ideas. Yuen called these gatherings “Type Tarik Sessions.”

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5 Jun

"When Letters Become Landscapes: Turning Typography into a Physical Experience" by Jovanna Tania Martindo

"What fascinated me was how both typography and topography rely on lines, spacing, and form to communicate something invisible."

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