Editorial Design For Anima Magazine Issue Two
Issue Two’s copper-and-blue system hides a strict logic across print and digital
HONDO™ developed the editorial design and art direction for the second issue of Anima magazine, edited by Dejan Sudjic. The issue explores contemporary design reflections, featuring a distinctive two-color copper and blue palette that unites print and digital formats with clarity and sophistication.
Insights
- Deyan Sudjic’s Anima Magazine Issue Two hinges on editorial clarity: HONDO™ built the design system and art direction around Sudjic’s edited viewpoint on contemporary design reflections.
- HONDO™ committed to a distinctive two-color copper and blue palette—an intentional constraint that becomes the unifying device for the entire issue’s identity.
- The palette isn’t just aesthetic; it functions as a modernist, minimalist framework that keeps layouts reflective, elegant, and legible rather than visually noisy.
- A key execution detail is cross-format consistency: the same copper/blue logic is designed to translate cleanly between print and digital, creating one coherent experience across mediums.
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