This project explores expressive illustration and promotional design through a series of vibrant, character-driven visuals. The objective was to create engaging artwork that balances playful energy with strong visual hierarchy and brand-ready execution.
The assignment was to explore how graphic elements can communicate mood, personality, and narrative across different themes and formats. While the project wasn’t client-driven, the goal was to treat each piece as if it were for a real audience — paying attention to visual impact, message clarity, and design cohesion. This meant approaching each design as a creative challenge: deciding which elements would support the mood, how color and composition could communicate tone, and how typography could work together with imagery to support a unified message.
This magazine layout project explores the intersection of domestic identity, consumer culture, and modern femininity through a stylized editorial spread. The concept reimagines traditional “housewife” imagery within a bold, contemporary design framework, blending satire, fashion aesthetics, and product placement into a cohesive publication layout.
This project is a satirical magazine spread created for a school assignment, designed to engage readers with humor while tackling serious social issues. The layout uses bold, contrasting colors, playful typography, and exaggerated visual elements to mimic a pop-culture magazine style.