This editorial process book documents the complete development of three semester-long design projects, bringing together research, sketches, discarded concepts, iterations, final outcomes, and reflections within one cohesive publication. Each chapter follows a consistent narrative structure, beginning with a collage of process imagery and progressing through project context, concept development, visual exploration, final execution, and a reflective debrief.
Built with a consistent grid system, typography, and visual hierarchy, the book balances continuity across chapters with the flexibility needed to present projects in very different formats. Elements from my personal visual identity, including my color palette, typography, and logo, connect the publication to the broader branding of my portfolio. The final chapter features my resume, business card, class photographs, and contact information, allowing the book to serve as both a professional portfolio piece and a personal record of my senior capstone experience.
Project Skills
• Adobe InDesign
• Design Process
• Editorial Design
• Visual Hierarchy
• Grid Systems
