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Oct 2024

This brand identity project for Intruso magazine, executed by graphic designers Chiara Chiavazza and Trinidad Tamayo Marambio, explores the intersection of editorial layout and documentary-style visual storytelling. The project encompasses a series of magazine spreads that utilise clean typography, structured grid systems, and varied photographic archives to frame disparate subjects ranging from suburban landscapes and social history to product-focused retail catalogs. Technically driven by a cohesive graphic design approach, the work employs distinct typography and screen print elements to establish a recognisable visual language. The spreads balance dense text-heavy columns with sparse, impactful imagery, incorporating graphic flourishes such as dotted halftone patterns and data-driven charts that connect historical narratives with contemporary print media design.

Editorial, Horizontal, Clean, Graphic

Typography

Editorial