My work explores how graphic design can create space for conversation, reflection, and connection. Through editorial design, I combine typography, narrative, and visual hierarchy to transform research into experiences that feel both informative and personal. For this project, I developed a publication that celebrates the strength, complexity, and diversity of women's experiences. Drawing on interviews with women from different generations and professions, I wanted to create a piece that feels honest rather than instructional - one that encourages readers to recognise themselves in the stories of others. I see typography as more than a tool for communication; it is a way of shaping emotion, rhythm, and meaning. Every design decision, from layout to sequencing, was made to support the voices within the publication and invite readers to slow down, engage, and reflect. My practice is driven by curiosity and the belief that thoughtful design can make complex ideas feel accessible, memorable, and deeply human.
