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21/05/2026

Titling and Poster Work.

Randomly commented on an insta reel and apparently we're hosting Vol. 2 less than two weeks from Vol 1. This is gonna be a warm winter y'all.

21/05/2026

A Recent Custom Typography I did.

This summer we want to focus on giving back to the community and cultivating our shared passion for growing together.

We kick the season off with the most Bengali thing ever, a Boishakh celebration. Let's not let the Boishakh vibes die. We want to support community small businesses that uphold and carry the legacy of our country and culture within Canada and folks that respect us and align with the diaspora values, like Ruposhi Bangla, our host for the first event for the summer who have graciously offered to share their venue with us to build this community together and offer an all you can eat authentic Bangla Pohela Boishakh all-you-can eat buffet. We will have music and various other activities to bring back good old Bangladeshi nostalgia and for all the feels. This is going to be such a fun night to celebrate with likeminded Bangladeshi folks, a night focused on building genuine connections over food, music and shared conversations and laughter.

- Buffet is all-you-can eat for $25
- Cover fee for the event is $20.

We cannot accomodate tickets without the purchase of the buffet, so tickets are priced at $45 plus platform fees.

Our ticket prices have always been $20 because this has never been a project to make profit, it is a space, a community to make friends and have a good time, and we want it to be accesible to the most number of people possible and support the people who make these happen as we grow.

Use this as an opportunity to introduce your non-bengali friends to the most important part of our culture, our day, our food and our music.

Tickets in our bio.

20/05/2026

Surveillance created obedience. Not morality.

07/04/2025

Never stop talking about Palestine .

25/03/2025

Self portrait-26/3/25

Once you reach high enough turbulence it corrects itself and I'm hoping that happens to me too.

24/03/2025

Heavily Inspired by the cover design of the book, Henri Matisse: A retrospective by John Elderfield.

In contrast to the original which was inspired by Matisse's original titled "La tristesse du roi" ( the Sadness of the King,1952), there was no sadness invovled in making my piece, instead, it was made out of admiration and love for my love, and especially her eyes.

//medium: mixed media//

https://youtu.be/OnFlx2Lnr9Q

09/02/2025

I just made a tiny flipbook for a Uni assignment.

Sountrack: Bangla Five Band - Confusion

27/01/2025

//Bang-ko//

This series started as an experiment to explore typography with Bangla—a script I’m not entirely comfortable working with—and see where that unfamiliarity could lead me. I’ve always been fascinated by Japanese culture, particularly the craftsmanship of traditional Hanko seals and woodcut prints. There’s something deeply rooted and shared about the art of woodcut printing across Asia, including in Bangladesh, though it’s applied differently in each culture.

I chose the words—লাল (red), সবুজ (green), and নীল (blue)—because they’re instantly recognizable and simple enough to distort while retaining a sense of familiarity. I rotated the characters 90 degrees clockwise to mimic the verticality of kanji, and I deliberately left out the matra, the horizontal line that’s intrinsic to Bangla. Without the matra, the forms stand on their own as visual elements, allowing the consonants to take center stage.

The designs began as hand-drawn sketches, later digitally manipulated to achieve a gritty, block-print aesthetic. A high-resolution wood texture was incorporated to enhance the tactile quality. Initially, the palette leaned toward the classic red-and-white of traditional hanko seals, but it evolved into Guardsman Red, Ao green, and Teal blue, set against a Half Dutch white background. These richer tones introduced a distinct mood while maintaining a subtle resemblance to hanko prints.

For me, this series is about pushing myself to see what happens when I merge elements from different design traditions. It was also about filling the gap I felt, when I couldn't find "GOOD" oriental styled Bangla typefaces. It’s less about cultural commentary and more about exploring form, texture, and abstraction.

14/01/2025

Top picks of 24

13/12/2023

I've been compiling black-and-white pictures as a self-assigned project for a whole year now. Will be posting in random clusters. hope you all like it!
Stories in captions as well as I can remember them.

© Nirbheek Muttaqui Mullick