Jasmine Jethwa
Illustrator | Graphic Designer
EDITORIALS
BIOPHILIA
A sculped a typeface depicting bleached coral. To showcase the typeface, I created an A5 magazine, the main aim is to raise awareness on coral bleaching and our impact. Using a sans-serif typeface to contrast with the DIN condensed sub heading font and so that the focus is on the display font. The background of the stock throughout the magazine is black so that the different shades of white can stand out. The stock is G.F. Smith Natural textured paper as from far the soft body copy looks like narrow pieces of coral.
RACHEL B. GLASER
At first glance the story looked like a list of short sentences of key dates in history of evolution. I embraced the nature of this for the final concept and the outcome was 15 receipts displayed on a receipt holder. At first, they look like regular receipts however when you look closer, the title and authors name look like the logo and slogan of a company. I took advantage of the key dates and aligned them on the right to replicate where the price of the items usually is. I repeated the first paragraph on every receipt because as soon as you read it, you understand the context of the story. The receipt can be read in any order however each receipt has a unique barcode as it forms key sentences in the story. I used layout paper for the stock due to its flimsy nature that allows it to crinkle easily similarly to regular receipts.