Apparition: Where the Tactile Meets the Surreal
Apparition is a conceptual editorial design project that explores the psychology of the unseen. Serving as a fictional publication dedicated to cinematic imagery and atmospheric storytelling, the magazine’s design system was built to physically ground surreal concepts. By juxtaposing stark, aggressive typography against quiet, liminal photography, the layouts force the reader to slow down and experience the visual equivalent of a prolonged cinematic pause.
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Nightcall: Illuminating the Dark
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Nightcall is a comprehensive mock-up of an album release campaign, centered around the fictional sophomore record, Midnight Shift. The visual identity leans heavily into a neon-noir aesthetic, capturing the quiet, cinematic isolation of a late-night drive. By juxtaposing stark, glowing pink typography against the eerie stillness of an illuminated vintage gas station, the design establishes an immediate, deeply atmospheric mood before a single track is played.