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🍽️ A magazine made to make you hungry!
For this project, I created a restaurant magazine that brings the food, story, and overall dining experience together in one visual story.
I focused on appetizing imagery, clean layouts, and a warm, inviting feel — making every page feel like an experience of its own. ✨
Designed in Canva with love for food, design, and storytelling. 🤍
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