Style Studies
The goal of this project is to explore variation in typography and design approach, producing three
distinctive style frames that each enhance understanding for a specific social issue.
Illyrian Movement
The Illyrian Movement was a cultural and political movement in
the first half of the 19th century aimed at fostering unity and
identity among South Slavic people, particularly Croats, in
the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
The movement’s goals advocated for the revival of South
Slavic cultural heritage, arts, literature, and folklore, as
well as autonomy within the empire.
The Illyrian Movement was a cultural and political movement in the first half of the 19th century aimed at fostering unity and identity among South Slavic people, particularly Croats, in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
The movement’s goals advocated for the revival of South
Slavic cultural heritage, arts, literature, and folklore, as
well as autonomy within the empire.
Swiss Grid(T)
90s Apple
Magazine
Use of grid systems to ensure precise alignment, sans-serif typefaces (notably Helvetica), and a focus on negative space to create balanced and visually compelling compositions. Color schemes are typically restrained, supporting a neutral and
professional aesthetic.
Use of white space to draw attention to the product, creating a modern and uncluttered feel. Typography is clean and sans-serif, aligning with Apple’s branding as innovative and forward-thinking, while witty taglines or short, impactful phrases emphasize the brand’s focus on user-friendly technology
By prioritizing real, unstaged images, this style emphasizes genuine emotion and connection, delivering a message that resonates with honesty and draws from lifestyle and documentary-inspired design aesthetics. It uses unposed photography on magazine-style covers to capture spontaneous moments that feel raw and authentic.
