Thoughtfully crafted editorial layouts focusing on narrative flow, typographic harmony, and visual rhythm to elevate storytelling.

Includes art direction, visual identity integration, and preparation for both print and digital distribution.

Professional brochures and catalogues designed to showcase services, products, or events with clarity and style. Each layout is customized to the client’s brand identity, ensuring information is delivered effectively and aesthetically.

May include image sourcing or integration of client-provided assets; bespoke layout structures; typography aligned with brand tone; print- or web-ready formats.

A complete structural foundation for your publication, including: - Grid Systems: Custom modular grid(s) tailored to the project’s tone and content flow. - Typographic Hierarchy: Defined styles for headlines, subheads, body text, captions, callouts, pull quotes, and credits. - Column Structure: Clear page rhythm for long-form reading or visually-led spreads. - Baseline grids and spacing rules to maintain consistency across all pages.

Depending on the scope, this includes: - Feature Stories & Long-Form Articles: Balanced layouts that enhance narrative rhythm. - Departments/Sections: Reusable formats for recurring columns or editorial sections. - Visual Essays / Photo Spreads: Image-led sections designed with cinematic pacing. - Front Matter & Back Matter: Table of contents, masthead, editorial letter, contributors page, index, etc. - Interactive Layouts (for digital): Scroll-based sections, clickable elements, embedded imagery, and screen-responsive compositions. Each page is designed to reinforce the publication’s voice, aesthetic, and narrative intention.

Support for visual storytelling, including: - Selection and placement of client-provided images - Image sourcing (if requested) from royalty-free or licensed libraries - Cropping and art direction to enhance pacing and coherence - Color treatment recommendations to unify the visual palette

Designed to elevate the visual identity of the publication: - Section markers - Icons - Dividers and ornaments - Illustrative accents - Data visualization styles (if needed) These elements help create a cohesive editorial personality.

- Primary Cover Design: Focal artwork or typographic concept aligned with the theme. - Variant Covers: For special editions, collectors’ issues, or digital-first formats. - Back cover and spine design (for printed publications). - Thumbnail versions optimized for digital storefronts and online platforms.

- Color Palette: Defined CMYK, RGB, and HEX values, plus suggestions for tints, shades, and gradients. - Paper Recommendations: Stock weight, texture, finish, and sustainability options. - Print-ready settings: Bleeds, crop marks, margins, and export specifications. - Offset vs. digital print considerations depending on the project’s scale.

For digital magazines, e-zines, and interactive brochures: - PDF (screen-optimized) - Interactive PDFs with clickable links, anchors, navigation, and embedded media - Responsive web-based formats (if applicable) - Social media teaser graphics for promotional use - E-reader compatible files (EPUB or MOBI if requested)

High-quality mock-ups showcasing the publication in real-world contexts. These are helpful in visualizing how the final product will exist in the world.

Delivered in neatly organized folders including: - Print-ready files (PDF/X-1a, PDF/X-4) - Web-ready versions (compressed PDFs or image files) - Editable source files (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator as applicable) - Asset folders: Fonts (licensed or outlined), illustrations, icons, and images - Documentation on how to update templates if the client will continue producing issues

- Template creation for recurring issues or future updates - Art direction for future issues - Content refinement: Light editing for flow and visual storytelling - Social media promo kits (reels/story formats for issue announcements)