Editorial Design
The front cover of the zine
This project was about selecting a letter from
the lowercase and uppercase alphabets and conducting various experiments. After exploring several letters, I finally chose the lowercase 'i'.
The reason was that the long stem and the dot placed above it create an undeniably beautiful harmony. I believed that these two elements could provide a solid foundation for various experiments, so I continued the project with 'i'.
Experiments for making ‘i’
To expand the form of 'i', I tried to utilize as many objects around my house as possible, and at times,
I even incorporated my body. Although there were some limitations in creating 40 images, I still challenged myself to try different experiments
while making sure the results didn’t overlap.
I even incorporated my body. Although there were some limitations in creating 40 images, I still challenged myself to try different experiments
while making sure the results didn’t overlap.
The back cover of the zine & spreads
Finally, I started creating a zine with the completed experimental images. Before diving into the zine work, I decided to establish
a concept. Since this project was not just an exploration of letters but also a way to push my own limits, I decided to
focus on both the letter and myself. Therefore,
the theme of this zine became "My Room". As you open the zine, you'll first see a map of a room created from the letter 'i', followed by three parts separated by a color palette, with various photos appearing in each part. The main color was set to
a bright red, which symbolizes my English name, Cherry. At the end of the zine, I included a special credit to commemorate all the objects that helped me with this project, as well as myself.
focus on both the letter and myself. Therefore,
the theme of this zine became "My Room". As you open the zine, you'll first see a map of a room created from the letter 'i', followed by three parts separated by a color palette, with various photos appearing in each part. The main color was set to
a bright red, which symbolizes my English name, Cherry. At the end of the zine, I included a special credit to commemorate all the objects that helped me with this project, as well as myself.
Spreads
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