I designed Voice, a conceptual design magazine that merges typographic exploration with editorial storytelling. More than a publication, Voice is a curated dialogue—a space where design professionals and print enthusiasts converge to explore the evolving landscape of visual communication. The layout reflects the intersection of precision and experimentation, balancing expressive typography with structured editorial grids. Each page is a study in visual hierarchy, material tactility, and narrative flow, embracing the physicality of print in an increasingly digital world. Through strategic pacing, bespoke imagery, and nuanced type treatments, this issue of Voice transforms reading into an immersive experience—where content is not just consumed but felt.