A place of pine trees, mountains, and wall arts; Himachal Pradesh! A spot present in everyone’s bucket list from India.
But the place doesn’t just consist of beautiful sceneries but also people trying to make it more beautiful with their art, trying to spread awareness about the place’s art and restore its knowledge among the audience.

In this issue of Jam Today, we walk through the valleys of Spiti, the cold desert where trees are red and the sky is deep blue. It is a place that features beautiful monasteries and a 500-year-old mummy of a monk placed in the Geu village. 
In, Dharamshala we meet Sarika Locho, a Thangka painter, whose journey started with the help of the Holiness the Dalai Lama, and now while making art, she becomes one with the deity. Imagine engrossing so much into creating a painting that you become one with the deity, fascinating, isn’t it?

Through the route of Dharamshala, we travel to Palampur and meet Sushant Sankhyan, a muralist who is famously known as ‘Find Me on Walls’ all across Himachal. You can see his presence in most of the walls of cafes and travel vans in the areas of Himachal.

The rest of the stories in this issue cover the interesting routes and scenes of places whose beauty couldn’t be expressed through words but only through photos.

Typefaces and fonts are as important in design and branding as they’ve ever been, and understanding these terms’ historical meanings and current applications enables you to articulate what you want in a design accurately.
As said by Johnathan Hoeflner in the abstract, typeface designers create paints and provide them. It becomes like a base of the brand, magazine, and organisation.

This issue of Jam Today focuses on the typeface and its designers. After all, our world is incomplete without a beautiful-looking letter. We walk through the history of typefaces and the designers who shaped the typeface industry.

With the turning pages, we read about Carol Twombly, one of the most influential type designers and female artists. She transformed the significance of type design.
Further, we go on to read the interview of Lorenz Gianfreda from Buro Destruct, who believes that ‘A font is never complete’.

Through the magnificent visuals of typeface designs, we turn the page to read about Astrae Studio. Carl-Emil Storm Gabrielsen and Jesper Uttrup formed this studio through their
visionary partnership.

But, the talk about typeface designers is incomplete without talking about Matthew Carter, a designer who changed the world of typefaces and embarked on his career as a punchcutter.
Then we move on to the interview of Alisa Burzic, a designer inspired by modern architecture to create her letterforms.

We conclude the volume with Range Left, a studio that offers a different way of looking at letters, symbols and numbers.

In this edition of Jam Today, we have directed our attention towards the diverse world of contemporary typefaces. This issue has been meticulously crafted to showcase the often-overlooked photographic creations of various typeface designers.

Science and art are the grounds of our universe. One cannot exist without the other; then how come, with time, we started to differentiate them and keep them in two different boats and see them so differently?
In this issue of Jam Today, we talk about science’s influence on many arts and how science helped create various artistic structures using different materials, lights, tools and techniques.
Science has always been the source and inspiration for multiple artists since the universe’s formation, but its influence on art came to light during the Italian Renaissance Era.
During the Italian Renaissance, artists like Leon Battista Alberti, Leonardo Da Vinci, Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and many more relied on scientific methods, geometry and understanding of materials and body structures to create their art and sculptors.
Since then, science has helped to construct beautiful architecture, sculptures, and paintings. The scientific methods they invented are still used by our artists today. History has influenced our present.
So, why keep these two elements different?
With this issue, we’ll see the outcomes of art when the artists combine these elements.

Artspace is not just a room created by humans; if we observe it, it is everywhere. It is our surrounding itself. Each city and country has different daylight, art elements and natural objects. We can see many things as art if we dare to observe closely.
In this issue of Jam Today, we see how each space displays various moods and different artworks and how each area matters. The space of museums, exhibitions and our planet significantly impacts the visual understanding of art for the spectator.
With the flipping of pages, we comprehend how valuable our planet is as a space and how differently each place displays its creation.
With this understanding, we walk through the arts and artists of Kochi Biennale, India’s most significant art festival in Kerala, a place that is known as ‘God’s own country’. We can see how each space narrates various moods for the artwork and how we experience a shift in the mood with the space change.

This issue of Jam Today's photo magazine is dedicated to 'Space' and how a space can influence the artworks and spectators' vision and understanding of the art.
To know the details about the photos, visit Volume 5.

A world filled with creators and their beautiful minds.
In this issue of Jam Today, we walk through the minds of artists through their interviews. All the discussions in this volume are carefully curated to present the significance of artists, their works, and their journey.
In this issue, we’ll see how different one creator is from another and how they share the same love for art, even if their roots are separate.

Let’s walk through the pages to see how differently they impact the world we live in.

For the eye that wanders to form a notional idea in an abstract world of photos!
Jam Today’s photo magazine’s fourth issue is curated by carefully exploring and illustrating photography by various artists across the globe. The photos transit you to a surreal world hidden in creator's mind and that unveils you their abstract thoughts.
With this digital issue, traverse to the world of creators.
This issue of Jam Today contains work of various artists in photography format

We, as humans, are the craziest being of all, crazy enough to even land on the moon. 
In the past, when the mildest thought of flying made one feel like a crazy person, we went on and built an aeroplane. 
This wonderful world that we live in today achieved success and growth by being wild and crazy.
Being foolish and absurd is necessary for one’s survival and growth; the creative mind’s brain should indulge in “divergent thinking”. 
In this issue of Jam Today, we’ll read about the crazy creators, the brain function of creative geniuses and how creativity links to craziness. 
While on this journey, we meet Katrin Roth, a painter who leads the way with nature by developing paintings and prints from studying various landscapes. 
Further, we meet Paula Atelier, a ceramic artist who creates with the inspiration of nature and how light and shadows create shapes. 
The rest of the stories in this issue cover the engrossing roots and scenes of abstract images created by various creative artists.

For the eye that wanders to form a notional idea in an abstract world of photos!
Jam Today’s photo magazine’s third issue is curated by carefully exploring and illustrating photography by various photographers across the globe. The photos transit you to a surreal world hidden in your mind and unveil the crazy thoughts.
With this digital issue, traverse to unleash your crazy self and let it sail through your imaginations.
This issue of Jam Today is for the crazy ones, the ones who are wild enough to break the norms.

In this issue of Jam Today, we stroll through an enchanted place that everyone from India wants to visit but fails to break the wall to get past it.
In Goa, we meet Sonali Patel, a bag designer who dreams of colours of rainbows and constructs one. The place is filled with artists who express through vivid and bright colours, as we can see in the murals on the walls of Goa by Solomon Souza. Then we follow the paths to meet Geetesh Gawas, a cinematographer who follows the course of nature.
The rest of the stories in this issue cover the exciting avenues of the place whose beauty can only be expressed through photos.

For the eye that wanders, the soul that doesn’t need to travel to transit to any beautiful places through serene photos.

Jam Today’s photo magazine’s Goa issue is curated by carefully exploring and illustrating original photography of the place called Goa, located in India.

The roaring waves, the scared rocks, the vast ocean, and the painted walls, where one will find themselves lost in the reflection of water and the colours curated by humankind.

With this digital issue, transit to Goa that features Jam Today’s favourite shots during the journey of this captivating creation.

For the eye that wanders, the soul that doesn't need to travel to transit to any beautiful places through serene photos.
Jam Today's photo magazine's first issue is curated by carefully exploring and illustrating original photography of the place called Himachal Pradesh, located in the North of India.
The beautiful valleys, enchanting mountains, and serene sunsets create this magical place, where one dreams of becoming the one with nature.
With this issue, transit to Himachal that features Jam Today's favourite shots during the journey of this captivating creation. 

Note: For details about the places visit Jam Today’s first volume, featuring Himachal’s valleys, art and interview of its unconventional artists

We live in a world that describes beauty, be it broken or unbroken, and that’s what we call design. Colours bloom in every corner of our path; it unites and forms a rainbow, and that’s what we call art. Our world embodies nature, and we travel miles to understand and explore it.
Design, art, and travel, the three most essential elements of life that we see and experience each day but somehow fail to observe.
Jam Today is a digital magazine dedicated to individual cities and their unseen and unexplored places, art, designs and creators. It connects a community of creative minds and travellers from all over the world. Our collection of photos, blogs, interviews of artists, travellers, and designers brings together a glimpse of the world and the great creative minds.
It lives to let you see, think and go beyond the expected.

Volume 7: Typeface 

Photo magazine 7: Typeface

Photo Magazine 6: Science + Art

Volume 6: Science + Art

Issue 5: space

Issue 5: For the Wandering Eye

Issue 4: To the world of creators

Issue 4: For the Wandering Eye

Issue 3: To the crazy ones

Photo Magazine: Issue 3

Issue 2: Goa, to the unobserved details of nature

Photo Magazine - Issue 2 - Goa

Photo Magazine - Issue 1

Issue 1: Himachal; the place where artists reside

Issue: 0, See the Unseen

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Jam Today Magazine - Issue 1: Himachal; the place where artists reside

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