30 Days of Design: A Study in Intentional Practice

This series is the result of a 30-day creative challenge focused on daily design prompts that explore form, typography, and narrative under constraint. Each piece was developed with a deliberate approach: reducing design to its most essential elements while still communicating personality, emotion, or meaning.

Influenced by the systematic clarity of Massimo Vignelli and the joyful problem-solving of Charles and Ray Eames, this project is more than an exercise it’s a demonstration of process, discipline, and a belief that good design is both rational and poetic.

A Line That Stuck

A typographic poster built around a lyric that shaped my worldview. The composition balances expressive scale with disciplined alignment, referencing Vignelli’s grid systems while allowing the words to breathe.

“Origin Story (Zine Cover)”

A personal zine cover that explores place, memory, and visual storytelling. Hand-lettering, bold contrast, and restrained color help create a layered narrative rooted in identity.

Self in One Color

A monochrome design using only one hue chosen to reflect my own creative tone. This piece explores how limited color can still evoke depth and emotion through form and texture.

Disrupting the Scroll

A subversive mobile ad for a mindfulness app, inspired by Adbusters. Designed for Instagram Stories, the layout rejects polished tech tropes in favor of raw typography, stark contrast, and visual dissonance forcing the viewer to pause and reconsider what “wellness” really means in a commercialized space.

Written Rhythm

An editorial layout that integrates my brush calligraphy work with modern magazine design. This spread bridges traditional handcraft and digital composition, highlighting flow, whitespace, and typographic rhythm.

Steps Skincare

Packaging concept for a luxury skincare line, designed to evoke purity, balance, and confidence. A restrained serif type system pairs with soft color palettes and minimal labeling for a timeless feel.

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