Zine Project

For the zine project, I decided to take a 'how to' structured pamphlet look. I wanted the zine to sport a character in the foreground that I could render digitally and would support the printed background of each page.
 I also took this as an opportunity to work with a more complimentary, earthy colour pallet to work alongside the natural theme of the zine.


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