I designed, researched, wrote, and bound a sixteen page biographical zine that described the life and work of designer Herb Lubalin. Lubalin was known for his creative use of text and was one of the first designers to break barriers between what text could be used for in graphic design. To capture his style in my work I used color, typography, and specific fonts. All the fonts used throughout the zine were designed by Lubalin himself, which creates a harmonious look. Black and white are the only colors used besides pictures, mimicking Lubalin's many black and white designs. 

Researching and making this zine helped me develop a better understanding of layout and print design. Since the final product was a physical book I learned many technical skills relating to printing, such as document setup and the details of book binding. Along with that I also learned creative skills that would make a physical design like this stand out.