Editorial Design
Mythos Magazine is a conceptual publication dedicated to the stories humans have shared for millennia—myths, folktales, legends, and sacred narratives from around the world. Whether the subject is a Greek deity or a regional fairytale, each feature is approached with care and curiosity, aiming to honor cultural context while highlighting the artistry of storytelling. At its core, Mythos explores why stories endure: they carry identity, morality, wonder, and a sense of belonging across generations.
This magazine mockup is a passion project of mine, made for my portfolio.
Mythos
Project Description
Mythos is an imagined magazine issue centered on mythological storytelling. For the visual direction, I drew inspiration from high-fashion editorial design: large, elegant type, confident white space, and image-forward spreads—while keeping the reading experience clean and modern. The layout system is built around a (mostly) consistent grid, repeatable templates, and intentional typographic contrast to guide the viewer through features and departments.
Skills Showcased
Editorial layout & grid systems (repeatable templates for consistency across spreads)
Typography & hierarchy (headline systems, deck/subhead structure, readable body copy)
Art direction & visual pacing (image selection/cropping, balance of text and negative space)
Print-ready composition principles (margins, alignment, rhythm, and spread-to-spread continuity)
Brand cohesion (consistent tone, styling, and design rules across the full mock issue)
Spotlight
Part of my work as an intern in William Paterson University’s College of Arts and Humanities involved designing a digital magazine highlighting students and staff who were exemplary. This involved consistent, deadline-based work that was published on the website issuu. Seen below are just a few examples of this monthly project.
