For a college assignment centered around Bangalore Design Week (BDW), I designed this magazine, incorporating borrowed text and photographs to portray the essence of the event. While the content is not self-written, I have redesigned certain elements of the BDW identity to bring in a new and engaging perspective into the magazine's design.
This magazine is dedicated to celebrating the essence of Bangalore, with a specific focus on its local character beyond the tech landscape. By delving into the city's history as a 'pensioner's paradise', certain elements of BDW's visual identity have been redesigned within the magazine's context. This approach aims to offer a new perspective, capturing the lost charm of Bangalore beyond its tech-centric reputation.
Resources
The text is borrowed from the pdf 'WDC2022_Bengaluru Protopolis'
Photographs from:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/86490581/Streets-of-Bangalore
http://shooterfiles.com/2016/07/33-street-photography-photos-from-5-days-in-bangalore-india/
https://roundglasssustain.com/urbanjungles/cubbon-park-bengaluru
https://www.thenatureofcities.com/2015/12/16/untold-stories-of-change-loss-and-hope-along-the-margins-of-bengalurus-lakes/