01 / Cover
Let the image lead.
A simple title treatment and compact issue information leave the featured photograph room to draw the eye.
03 / Editorial redesign · 2016
Digital Photographer.
A refreshed magazine identity that gives the photographs room and every story a clear place.
FocusEditorial redesign
WorkIdentity & typography
PublicationDigital Photographer
The project
A clearer system for a photography-led magazine.
Digital Photographer is a magazine for photography enthusiasts and professionals. This redesign brings a sharper identity and a more legible typographic hierarchy to the cover and editorial pages.
The cover gives its lead image a strong role, while issue details and story summaries help readers scan what is inside. The same hierarchy carries through interviews, reviews, and practical guides so different kinds of photography stories feel part of one publication.
02 / Hierarchy
Make the issue easy to scan.
Consistent type sizes and groupings separate the publication name, issue details, and story teasers.
03 / Editorial
Keep varied stories connected.
A shared layout language gives interviews, camera coverage, and practical advice a coherent rhythm.
Original project imagery
Inside the magazine.
Cover explorations, photography, and editorial spreads from the original case.
