Editorial & Typography · Editorial design study

Editorial Layout & Pop Culture

Exploring editorial layouts through character-based storytelling, typography and playful visual hierarchy.

About this project

Editorial design is about organising information in a way that feels both engaging and easy to navigate.

In this project, I experimented with page composition, visual hierarchy and the relationship between text and imagery through a pop-culture-inspired editorial spread.

By combining character illustrations with short descriptive texts, carefully arranged spacing and contrasting typographic elements, I explored how a page can remain playful without losing its structure. This exercise helped me develop a stronger understanding of editorial rhythm, alignment and the balance between information and visual storytelling.

Focus

Editorial layoutPage compositionTypographyVisual hierarchyGrid systemsInformation design

Type of work

Unofficial editorial exercise.

Double-page spread on a screen with the title Gumball, illustrations of the characters and short texts for each character. — Pop-culture editorial — A character-focused spread exploring layout, spacing and visual hierarchy.

This spread uses characters from The Amazing World of Gumball (Cartoon Network) for an unofficial layout exercise. The characters are not mine; all rights belong to their owners.