Document & editorial design
Document & editorial design
From glossy, infographic-rich summaries to 200+ page strategy documents — and even concept-driven magazines — I design editorial materials that are structured, readable, and visually engaging. I handle both the creative direction and the technical production, including layout workflows, illustration, and print coordination.
Industry access report
Short and sweet, data-first design
This compact report focused on accessibility and clarity through illustration and infographics.
My role:
Art direction and visual identity
Illustration and infographic production
Photo selection and procurement
Layout and typography
Report to the International Advisory Board
Complex content, clean design
A full-length strategy report and appendix package, built for clarity and structure. The main goal was to make it easy to navigate and visually balanced despite the density.
My role:
Art direction and complete design production
Layout of ~120-page report + ~240-page appendix
Advanced InDesign workflows (master pages, paragraph styles, TOC automation, tabs)
Creation of custom illustrations and infographics (e.g. org charts, project timelines, conceptual visuals)
Print coordination (file prep, print specs, communication with print house)
Apicius Magazine: Rome’s Oldest Recipes, Reimagined
For this project, I transformed Cooking and Dining in Imperial Rome — the oldest known cookbook — into a contemporary, minimalistic food magazine. The concept was to create a striking contrast between the ancient source material and the clean, modern aesthetic of high-end editorial design.
Using original recipes and historical visuals as inspiration, the magazine invites readers to reflect on how food, design, and history intertwine — and how even 2,000-year-old instructions can influence our visual tastes today.
Targeted at design-conscious food lovers (ages ~25–55) with a curiosity for culinary history.
Created as part of my graphic design studies at Linnaeus University.
