Studio Andrew Howard reimagined Mãos, a magazine dedicated to traditional and contemporary craft, with a format that mirrors the diversity of its subject matter. The redesign introduced a loose-leaf structure, varied paper stocks, and interchangeable covers to emphasize the tactile and expressive nature of craft itself.
Studio Andrew Howard developed the design for the 32nd issue of Mãos, continuing a typographically rich and craft-oriented editorial approach. Drawing inspiration from traditional printing techniques, the team created hand-inked wooden type prints and adopted a newspaper format to reflect the publication’s historical content and utilitarian character.
Studio Andrew Howard developed the editorial design for Mãos 33, an issue focused on people and their geographic connections. Drawing inspiration from cartography, the design integrates map structures and visual language into the publication’s grid, cover, and overall aesthetic, creating a folded, map-like experience that reflects the theme of location and craft.