Ordinary People designed the second issue of SUPERMARKET, a city-travel bookazine that explores everyday life and culture through what people buy in local supermarkets. The 184-page volume draws on Big Island's buildings, signage, consumer labels, and environment to create an immersive sense of place.
Ordinary People designed the first issue of SUPERMARKET, a city-travel bookazine that explores everyday life and culture through the goods people buy. The Taichung edition draws from the city’s buildings, signage, consumer-product labels, and local environment to create an immersive editorial experience.
Fingerprint is a quarterly liberal arts magazine exploring the overlooked histories, meanings, and personal connections behind everyday objects. Its identity uses an oval frame inspired by the form of a fingerprint, extending from the cover throughout each issue's editorial pages.
Ordinary People created the graphic identity and poster system for Wonderful Days for All, an exhibition supporting emerging artists and addressing pandemic burnout. Patterns of differently sized circles visualize individuals gathering into a collective, while carrying the exhibition information as a key visual.