This project is a handcrafted booklet exploring the concept that art is history, designed to evoke a sense of antiquity through both visual and tactile elements. I focused on expressive typography to convey the narrative, carefully selecting typefaces and hierarchy to guide the reader through the content. The booklet’s design incorporates coffee-stained pages, burned edges, and a braided binding to create a worn, historical aesthetic, bridging the gap between visual storytelling and physical form. This project allowed me to experiment with typography, layout, and materiality, demonstrating how design choices can enhance the meaning and experience of a printed piece.
