Cover Design For Poetry Magazine
Andrea Trabucco-Campos and his team created a series of custom typographic covers for Poetry Magazine’s December 2024, January/February 2025, and March 2025 issues. Each design interprets the magazine’s identity through distinct visual concepts—from playful ‘90s word art to energetic sparks and Navajo-inspired woven patterns—reflecting the diversity of poetic voices featured in each edition.
Tags: Conceptual, Cultural, Playful, Textural, Typographic, Vibrant
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