Amass Magazine

SUMMARY

I was challenged to create a visual hierarchy for a publication during the initial COVID lockdown.

A bright yellow magazine spread is laid out across a deep navy blue background.

AMASS magazine is a 14-page publication concept made to capture the voices of those less heard and immortalize the infamous that wring them dry. Its content focuses on the divide between actions and consequences when they affect the average American instead of a fellow corporate partner.

Disciplines

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Team

The bright yellow cover and back cover of a magazine is laid up on a red background. The all-caps copy on the front reads "If you can't afford rent you don't have to pay it right now, so tell your landlord that they can [...}" while trailing off, showing hints of strong language cutting off the bottom of the cover.

A bright red headline on a dark navy blue background reads "Here are the largest public companies taking payroll loans meant for small businesses."

A bright red spread reads "2.2 trillion for the wealthy is chump change."

A magazine spread features a headline of "They voted from home so you would have to risk your health when voting in-person."

A magazine spread features a headline of "Wisconsinites given the cold shoulder when asking for easier access to their rights."

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