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Zodiac Sign Supplements — Nuestro Diario
A series of special, high-importance supplements published in Nuestro Diario, one of Guatemala’s leading newspapers.
I was responsible for developing the visual identity and graphic direction for the entire series, establishing a color palette and adapting the visual style according to each zodiac sign’s element: Earth, Water, Air, or Fire.
I worked closely with the illustrator to achieve the final visual result, developing each publication based on the available content and materials for each zodiac sign. The supplements were designed and published sequentially, following the order of the zodiac signs.
My credit can also be found on the final page of each published supplement.
View the complete publications at the following link: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:c6a268b9-f66d-4d3e-bfd7-74d3c820c385
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