[Editorial Designer]
PULP Magazine
PULP is an Arts and Culture magazine supported by the University of Sydney Union.
PULP is an Arts and Culture magazine supported by the University of Sydney Union.
PULP is an Arts and Culture magazine supported by the University of Sydney Union.
As one of three designers on the team, I was responsible for designing magazine spreads for each issue, creating social media content, and developing promotional posters for Pulp events. I also ensured visual consistency across platforms to align with the magazine's identity, applying skills in layout design, typography, and visual composition to create modular designs that evolved with each issue.
As one of three designers on the team, I was responsible for designing magazine spreads for each issue, creating social media content, and developing promotional posters for Pulp events. I also ensured visual consistency across platforms to align with the magazine's identity, applying skills in layout design, typography, and visual composition to create modular designs that evolved with each issue.
As one of three designers on the team, I was responsible for designing magazine spreads for each issue, creating social media content, and developing promotional posters for Pulp events. I also ensured visual consistency across platforms to align with the magazine's identity, applying skills in layout design, typography, and visual composition to create modular designs that evolved with each issue.
The brand identity at Pulp Magazine was built around creativity, inclusivity, and student-driven expression. We aimed to position ourselves as a platform for diverse voices within the University of Sydney community, offering a space for cultural commentary and personal exploration.
The brand identity at Pulp Magazine was built around creativity, inclusivity, and student-driven expression. We aimed to position ourselves as a platform for diverse voices within the University of Sydney community, offering a space for cultural commentary and personal exploration.
The brand identity at Pulp Magazine was built around creativity, inclusivity, and student-driven expression. We aimed to position ourselves as a platform for diverse voices within the University of Sydney community, offering a space for cultural commentary and personal exploration.
The aesthetic pulls from post-internet influences, incorporating digital collage, glitch effects, and layers of textures. The overall feel is fragmented and experimental, with a fluid, dynamic quality that reflects the constantly evolving nature of student life and the diverse range of voices we aim to represent.
The aesthetic pulls from post-internet influences, incorporating digital collage, glitch effects, and layers of textures. The overall feel is fragmented and experimental, with a fluid, dynamic quality that reflects the constantly evolving nature of student life and the diverse range of voices we aim to represent.
The aesthetic pulls from post-internet influences, incorporating digital collage, glitch effects, and layers of textures. The overall feel is fragmented and experimental, with a fluid, dynamic quality that reflects the constantly evolving nature of student life and the diverse range of voices we aim to represent.
