The Unexpected

Editorial Design · Art Direction · Graphic Design

An exploration of visual storytelling through editorial design.

A conceptual magazine inspired by Ibiza, exploring typography, composition, color, and visual identity through a contemporary editorial approach. The project brings together expressive layouts, photography, and graphic design to create a cohesive visual experience.

Collaborative Project

The full issue

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Cover moodboard: twelve images of sea light, sand, tomatoes, sea urchins, straw parasols and sun-warmed skin.

A full-bleed orange page.

Opening spread: a rock in the sea with a line of orange buoys, next to the headline When in Ibiza.

Contents spread: a strip of six Ibiza photographs above the word Contents in a large serif.

What Ibiza Says About You: four traveler personas, each with a photo, a short description and rating bars.

The Performance of Euro Summer: a swimmer floating in dark water beside two columns of text.

The essay continued, with a grid of holiday photographs.

In Conversation with Anthony P.: a portrait of the DJ beside the interview text.

The interview continued, with a collage of club and sunset photographs.

Check Out Inventory: a hotel-style receipt laid over sparkling water, beside a closing essay.

Back cover: the postcard insert, with a woman on sandstone rocks and the postcard back.

The printed magazine carried at the hip, with the postcard insert tucked against the cover.

Two hands holding the printed magazine up to a window, showing the moodboard cover with a handwritten title.