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Overhead flat lay of graphic design magazines and editorial layouts featuring hat photography and vibrant yellow typography
Spread of a magazine index page featuring article titles, page numbers, and small accompanying photographs with speech bubble tags.
Spread from a graphic design project featuring magazine layout with typography, text columns, a red wagon, and tumbleweeds.
Spread of Intruso magazine showing a white page with scattered circle patterns on the left and two people lifting foliage on the right.
Spread from a graphic design publication featuring documentary photographs, data charts, and bold typography about the AIDS crisis
Magazine cover titled INTRUSO featuring two workers in protective gear holding a large brush pile under a white dot pattern overlay.
Spread showing a woman in a grey tunic holding a garden hose on the left and bold headline text on the right page.
Spread showing grid layout of various Crocs footwear models in multiple colors against a black background with white text
Overhead flat lay of graphic design magazines and editorial layouts featuring hat photography and vibrant yellow typography
Spread of a magazine index page featuring article titles, page numbers, and small accompanying photographs with speech bubble tags.
Spread from a graphic design project featuring magazine layout with typography, text columns, a red wagon, and tumbleweeds.

unknown Brand Identity 2024

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This brand identity project for Intruso magazine presents a comprehensive editorial design system developed by Chiara Chiavazza and Trinidad Tamayo Marambio. The work explores a structured yet contemporary aesthetic, utilizing a grid-based approach to balance heavy typography with photographic storytelling. Across various spreads, the design integrates bold serif and sans-serif headings with graphic overlays, including dotted halftone patterns and analytical data visualizations. The layouts incorporate diverse visual content, from documentary-style outdoor photography and archival imagery to catalog-style product features. By blending distinct editorial techniques, the project maintains a clean visual language that adapts to both narrative-driven spreads and complex archival arrangements. The resulting design reflects a cohesive approach to print media and graphic storytelling within the entertainment sector.

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