This zine draws inspiration from the refined elegance of Japanese minimalism and the nostalgic charm of retro Japanese jazz album cover art. Rooted in a deep appreciation for clean lines, and balanced compositions. The design reflects the essence of traditional Japanese aesthetics while paying homage to the soulful energy of mid-century jazz visuals.
This zine draws inspiration from the refined elegance of Japanese minimalism and the nostalgic charm of retro Japanese jazz album cover art. Rooted in a deep appreciation for clean lines, and balanced compositions. The design reflects the essence of traditional Japanese aesthetics while paying homage to the soulful energy of mid-century jazz visuals.
This Melbourne, Australia-based zine features spiked bubbles in its design, a nod to the visual style often seen in posters for Australian bands, particularly within Melbourne’s vibrant music scene. This choice ties the zine to the city’s creative identity while maintaining a concise, authentic aesthetic. By integrating these elements, the zine captures the essence of the underground aesthetics while maintaining a cohesive design language.
This Melbourne, Australia-based zine features spiked bubbles in its design, a nod to the visual style often seen in posters for Australian bands, particularly within Melbourne’s vibrant music scene. This choice ties the zine to the city’s creative identity while maintaining a concise, authentic aesthetic. By integrating these elements, the zine captures the essence of the underground aesthetics while maintaining a cohesive design language.
This London-set zine draws inspiration from the iconic London Underground logo and map. The design replaces the letter ‘O’ with the London Underground’s recognizable roundel symbol, while incorporating lines reminiscent of the metro map’s distinctive routes. This approach ties the zine to London’s cultural landscape, blending local identity with a bold, graphic aesthetic.
This London-set zine draws inspiration from the iconic London Underground logo and map. The design replaces the letter ‘O’ with the London Underground’s recognizable roundel symbol, while incorporating lines reminiscent of the metro map’s distinctive routes. This approach ties the zine to London’s cultural landscape, blending local identity with a bold, graphic aesthetic.
The design for this South Korean zine thoughtfully integrates Bagua symbols, deeply rooted in Korean culture and philosophy, to reflect harmony and balance. By incorporating these symbols into the typography, the zine pays homage to Korea’s rich cultural heritage, creating a visually cohesive and meaningful narrative that resonates with its audience.
The design for this South Korean zine thoughtfully integrates Bagua symbols, deeply rooted in Korean culture and philosophy, to reflect harmony and balance. By incorporating these symbols into the typography, the zine pays homage to Korea’s rich cultural heritage, creating a visually cohesive and meaningful narrative that resonates with its audience.
