For this project, I designed a multi-page magazine feature reviewing two art exhibitions I visited in Prague. I combined my original writing with a visual system built around color, hierarchy, and movement, allowing the artwork to guide the structure of each spread. The vivid red of Chiharu Shiota’s installation became a focal point and informed both my accent palette and type placement, while the monochrome Bauhaus photography of Lucia Moholy introduced contrast and a shift in tone. I also created a custom “Opaline” wordmark to establish a distinct editorial identity.
The layout integrates a two-column grid, intentional image placement, detailed attributions, and a map-based infographic I built from scratch. One key breakthrough was wrapping typography around Shiota’s dominant installation form to create natural visual flow. This project allowed me to merge my journalistic background with my design training, resulting in a cohesive, publication-ready spread that emphasizes clarity, storytelling, and thoughtful visual organization.
