After coming up with the initial idea & visualization of the aesthetic of the magazine, I began to sketch out my vision. I started with the cover, inside spreads and general layout that I wanted to use a guide throughout the publication. I then created the cover design, selected my typefaces, color palette, and photos that I wanted to be featured. Following this I collected the information that was going to be displayed in the inner article spreads and started constructing the first pages.

In order to place the focus of the reader onto the images immediately, I used interesting shapes to frame the photos, and accompanied them with the name of the location that the photo depicts. This directs the viewers eye to the photo, while the incorporation of the colors from the photographs into graphic elements on the more text-heavy pages ties the two pages together. I wanted to feature places that I have had the pleasure of visiting in order to cater the vibe of each page to the aesthetic of that city, while still keeping a consistent brand throughout. I was inspired by editorial fashion, European style 35mm photography and my personal experiences in each city. I utilized unique typesetting in order to highlight and draw attention to the beautiful imagery while still providing a slew of information about both the images that are featured and also tips and tricks that could potentially help the reader take 35mm film photos that are inspired by voyage.