SPOILT magazine was an original brief created for my negotiated Project. I wanted to produce a magazine that had a replicable theme throughout, which in the end was represented by colour and shape relationship with a consistent typeface throughout. By incorporating these factors it would make the magazine more navigable and visually appealing for the reader.

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The content within the magazine has a wide variety which account for music, arts, fashion and world problems that were apparent at the time. The identity and content were created to portray the audience in which the magazine is aimed at, and this gritty street theme is represented throughout the magazine through photography and subject theme.

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Upon reflection, this was the first piece of editorial design I had created so looking back at it now there are a lot of factors that I would change, such as sizing of type, family typefaces and layout consideration.