Overview
A redesign of Voice Magazine built around an architecture issue. I approached the publication as a guided journey through the university, using a student as a recurring presence within the photography.
Her appearance across the pages gives readers a companion as they explore the campus. The photographs integrate her into the architecture, allowing the setting and the person to work together within the editorial compositions.
I combined architectural grids and patterns with a red and blue palette, serif and sans-serif typography, and typographic section breaks. The result gives the issue a consistent structure while varying the rhythm between photographs, articles, and display typography.
Editorial direction
I photographed the campus interiors and exteriors and planned the student’s presence as part of the publication’s visual system. The approach informed the cover and internal layouts, connecting the issue’s architectural subject with its student audience.
A closing section introduces ideas and opinions from the Voice team’s friends, extending the publication’s conversational character.
- Project type
- Editorial Design, Art Direction & Photography
- Category
- Editorial
- My role
- Editorial Concept · Art Direction · Magazine Design · Layout & Grid Development · Typography Selection · Photography · Photo Editing
- I approached the publication as a guided journey through the university, using a student as a recurring presence within the photography.
- Deliverables
- Cover · Selected Spreads · Grid & Typography · Architectural Photography · Portrait Photography
- Tools
- Adobe InDesign · Adobe Photoshop · Adobe Illustrator · Adobe Lightroom
- Equipment
- Canon Camera
