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š Gratitude Journal | Book Cover & Interior Design
A simple journal designed to turn everyday moments into meaningful reflections.
For this Gratitude Journal, I focused on creating a warm, calming, and inviting visual experience. The autumn-inspired palette, clean composition, botanical elements, and handwritten typography work together to create a peaceful atmosphere that encourages reflection and intentional journaling.
What I focused on:
š Journal cover design
šØ Color palette & visual direction
āļø Typography selection
š Botanical/seasonal elements
š Clean and balanced composition
š Print-ready journal presentation
The goal was to create something that feels personal, peaceful, and easy to engage with a journal readers would actually want to pick up and use.
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