Ayo! Let's go!

An ode to elegance, structure, and timelessness.

Massimo is a theme that reverences the legendary designer Massimo Vignelli. It reproduces one of his famous projects, a series of posters for a famous theater in Milan.

Due to his fine experimentation, which echoes the communication of the 1960s, his design choices are still suitable for promoting programs, calendars, and similar events.

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  • Aussie Indo teachers in Bali learning from their colleagues

    One of the many nice things about living in Bali, and one of the more underrated, is that there are so many conferences held here that every now and again there is one that is really interesting. Last year there… more ›

  • Ugh! Ular! It’s snake season in Bali

    It’s not uncommon at all to have a fear of snakes. The word alone can hiss out from the lips –  ‘ssssnake’ – and can bring shivers down your spine. In Indonesian the word is not quite so evocative – ular.… more ›

  • Instilling a love of books in Indonesia at Dyatmika

    Dyatmika School has a reputation in Bali as the school to choose if you want your children to be bilingual in Indonesian and English. A new Indonesian language literacy program is sure to enhance its reputation even further afield; certainly as far… more ›

  • Indonesian language study in Australian schools – Knowns and Unknowns

    Indonesian has had numerous promotions by successive Australian governments to encourage more students to study this language. It was given extra funding in the 1980s and identified as a ‘priority’ language back in the 1990s. This has included incentives for… more ›

  • Bahasa, books, Bali, blogging

    I love Indonesian. I speak it every day though I am not yet fluent. Life in Bali can be easily lived without speaking or learning Indonesian, as long as you know English, but it’s definitely enriched through learning the language. … more ›