Zine
Editorial Design
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This zine explores my personal journey toward becoming a designer, serving as a visual extension of my resume and biography. It reflects my career transition, moving abroad, and the experiences that shaped my creative path. Inspired by designers such as Saul Bass, Paula Scher, Massimo Vignelli, April Greiman and others, the project pays tribute to their influence while exploring how inspiration, experimentation, and reflection help shape my own design identity.
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This project allowed me to experiment with different visual styles while studying the approaches of influential designers. Through typography, composition, and visual storytelling, I explored how different design influences could be combined with my own experiences to create a personal narrative.
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Creating this zine helped me reflect on my growth as a designer and understand that finding a personal style is an ongoing journey. I learned that inspiration from others is not about imitation, but about discovering what resonates with me and using it to develop my own creative voice.
This project explores my journey of becoming a designer and the experiences that shaped my creative identity.
In this zine, I focus on using typography and visual storytelling to explore my career change, my move abroad, and the inspiration I found through the work of great designers. The zine is both a personal reflection and a tribute to the designers who helped shape my understanding of design.
I wanted my zine to reflect the many changes and experiences that have shaped my life. I thought it would be an interesting concept to give each spread its own distinct visual approach, allowing every section to reflect a different part of my journey while also reflecting the style and influence of a different designer who has inspired me.
