Delve Magazine is a collaborative publication that brings together voices and visual identities from across design, photography, and writing. I contributed to the front cover and designed pages 21 to 49, developing layouts that balance rhythm, hierarchy, and narrative flow.

My approach focused on how typography and image placement guide the reader’s attention — creating pacing that feels intuitive and alive. Each spread was built to hold attention while giving space for reflection, using visual breathing room as a way to support the magazine’s editorial tone.

Working within a shared publication meant aligning my design language with other contributors while maintaining a clear personal touch. The result is a sequence of pages that sit comfortably within the broader identity of Delve, yet still carry my sense of structure, contrast, and restraint.