editorial design
Atelier Cervantes: Editorial Design Project by SAVVY STUDIO
Striking the Perfect Balance: Structure Meets Emotion in Editorial Design for Atelier Cervantes Atelier Cervantes is an art research lab and curatorial consultancy founded by María Sprowls Cervantes, operating between New York and Mexico. Instead of taking the typical corporate branding route, SAVVY STUDIO opted for a poetic approach to editorial design, conveying subtle nuances…
Adam Pendleton Monograph: Editorial Design System by SAVVY STUDIO
Adam Pendleton Monograph Editorial Design by SAVVY STUDIO Artist Adam Pendleton has always maintained an ultra-sleek visual universe rooted strictly in black and white. When building a brand identity and editorial design system for his studio, Mexico-based agency SAVVY STUDIO created a design framework that beautifully mirrors this artistic ethos—a place where language, gesture, and…
A Scientific and Disciplined Editorial Design for ØTHERS by Two Times Elliott
Two Times Elliott’s Disciplined Editorial Design System for ØTHERS Instead of taking the well-worn pastel route typical of wellness brands, London-based design studio Two Times Elliott steered in a totally different direction for ØTHERS. This brand focuses on mental balance grounded in neuroscience and olfactory science. The visual identity embraces a sleek minimalism, framing self-discovery…
Quarter Past Noon Packaging Design System by SAVVY STUDIO
Quarter Past Noon Packaging and Culinary Design System by SAVVY STUDIO SAVVY STUDIO crafted an incredible packaging system for the Quarter Past Noon culinary project, cleverly pairing a neat fabric-wrapped box with loose paper recipe cards. Created in collaboration with chef Søren Westh, this concept turns into a beautifully tangible, tactile experience. The sturdy box…
Xe Vero Catalogue: Framing Murano Glass Craftsmanship Through White Space
Xe Vero Catalog: Where White Space Elevates Murano Glass Craftsmanship Designing a print publication for a heritage Murano glass brand is all about finding the sweet spot between Venetian artisanal tradition and modern visual thinking. For the Xe Vero catalog project, Italian design studio Suerte Studio built a layout centered around the concept of calculated…
Compagnie 3B Presskit: Swiss Style Meets Nightclub Realism by Florian Cornut
Compagnie 3B Presskit: Swiss Style Meets Nightclub Energy by Florian Cornut When adapting Victor Jestin’s 2022 novel L’homme qui danse into a performance presskit, Bordeaux-based designer Florian Cornut built a layout system packed with striking contrast. The story follows Arthur, a lonely soul who spends three decades dancing away his nights in suburban discos. Instead…
Editorial Design for 2T ARCHITECTURE by Florian Cornut: A Lesson in Visual Restraint
Editorial Design for 2T ARCHITECTURE by Florian Cornut: Discipline, White Space, and Pure Elegance When architectural thinking meets graphic design, magic happens—resulting in something amazingly crisp, structured, and visually soothing. The editorial design project for 2TA Studio by designer Florian Cornut is a textbook example of this perfect harmony! Founded by architects Matias Tapia and…
Minimalist Book Layout Design for “Impressions of Japan” by Ashutosh Rana
Minimalist Book Layout Design for “Impressions of Japan” by Ashutosh Rana “Impressions of Japan” is a captivating book project capturing everyday moments across Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. It seamlessly pairs concise travel notes by writer M. S. Kazi with refined layout design by designer Ashutosh Rana. The cover makes an instant visual impact with a…
Still Magazine Issue 00 by Florian Cornut: Editorial Design for Lisbon Coffee Culture
Still Magazine Issue 00 by Florian Cornut: Editorial Design for Lisbon Coffee Culture There is a unique charm to a print publication that embraces a rhythmic pace and creates a restful breath of fresh air amidst the rush of modern life. Still Magazine Issue 00 is a 200-page publication crafted by Still Studio, with creative…
Trace Magazine: Translating Spatial Art into Editorial Print Design
Trace Magazine: How SocioDesign Brought Exhibition Spaces to Life on Paper Curious Space is a creative team specializing in amazing stage sets, museum exhibits, and art event spaces. To capture these incredible architectural feats on paper, design studio SocioDesign took on the redesign of “Trace,” a bi-annual publication. The magazine rocks a minimalist black-and-white vibe,…
Kolt Magazine Editorial Redesign by Alice Poma & Studio Feixen
Kolt Magazine Redesign: Swiss Grids Meet Bold Typography by Alice Poma & Studio Feixen Olten-based cultural publication Kolt Magazine just got an incredible refresh, courtesy of a stellar collaboration between graphic designer Alice Poma and Studio Feixen. This revamped identity and layout system hits the sweet spot between crisp Swiss grid structure and ultra-flexible typography.…
Lines Breaking: Underline Studio’s Broadsheet Newspaper on the Migrant Crisis
Lines Breaking: Underline Studio’s Powerful Broadsheet on the Migrant Crisis Underline Studio just dropped the latest issue in their series of print projects, titled Lines Breaking. This broadsheet takes on a deeply pressing topic: the Central American migrant crisis, captured through the creative lenses and moving stories of artists and writers across Latin America. Designed…
Prefix Photo Magazine: How Underline Studio Mastered Editorial Layout and Print Craft
Prefix Photo Magazine: The Art of Editorial Layout and Print Craft from Underline Studio For over a decade, Toronto’s Underline Studio has been shaping the visual identity of Prefix Photo, an international magazine published by the Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art. The publication showcases Canadian and international photography through critical essays and visual portfolios. Rather…
ARTPOWER Marks Tortoise’s First Year with a Striking Debut Zine
ARTPOWER Drops Debut Zine to Celebrate Tortoise’s First Anniversary To mark one year of Tortoise, the cultural organization ARTPOWER just released its very first zine. Guided by founder Janera Solomon, Tortoise was created to bring financial power, autonomy, and long-term stability to the creative community. This publication packages an entire year of quantitative data, survey…
A 320-Page Guide to Dynamic Brand Identity Systems
Flexible Visual Systems by twopoints.net: The Ultimate Manual for Dynamic Visual Identities Clocking in at 320 pages, “Flexible Visual Systems” by Dr. Martin Lorenz from twopoints.net distills two decades of system-building expertise into a masterfully structured manual. Published by Slanted Publishers and printed by Agpograf in Barcelona, this 210 x 250 mm volume sports an…
Sociotype Journal Issue 1: Typography and Layout in “The Gesture”
Sociotype Journal Issue 1: Layout Design Meets Typography London-based foundry Sociotype launched Sociotype Journal Issue #1—a hybrid publication combining a culture magazine with a type specimen for their serif superfamily, Gestura. Centered around the theme “The Gesture,” this 224-page, 210 × 275 mm issue explores non-verbal human communication, covering everything from street signage and sign…
The NoGood Book: 5 Years of Vector Illustration and Editorial Artwork
The NoGood Book: A 5-Year Retrospective on Vector Illustration & Editorial Design The NoGood Book is a self-published monograph by NoGood Studio, capturing a five-year creative journey filled with vector illustrations and editorial designs. This ultimate art book gathers everything from character concept art and technical diagrams to eye-catching poster designs. What makes the studio’s…
“Staying with the Trouble”: Experimental Grid and Editorial Design by Arina Mozh
“Staying with the Trouble” – An Experimental Zine & Art Book Project by Arina Mozh Instead of sticking to the usual art book formula with basic column grids and play-it-safe margins, Arina Mozh turns the zine “Staying with the Trouble” into a dynamic creative playground. Each spread is treated like a real canvas, where bold,…
Editorial Design for the Archaeological Book Treasure Hunt by Agnes Herr
Treasure Hunt: Archaeological Book Design by Agnes Herr Designed by Agnes Herr for the Ferenczy Museum Center, Treasure Hunt serves as a stunning visual archive documenting community archaeological projects across Pest County, Hungary. The layout execution features ultra-sharp precision, turning every single page into a dedicated coordinate for recording historical discoveries. Steering clear of decorative…