Graphic Design

Semester Project - Editorial Design

Alphaville
3000

A MAGAZINE TAKING A PEAK AT THE FUTURE

Alphaville 3000 - Issue 1

About

This editorial design I created with a fellow student won a competition brief and will be published in April 2026. The articles were created in collaboration with a cultural journalism master's course in Munich. Inspired by the 1960s film noir 'Alphaville‘, it explores contemporary issues through a retrofuturistic lens, questioning whether we already live in a technofeudalistic dystopia, or if there's still room for a more hopeful outlook on the future.

Our main challenge was creating a cohesive visual concept across 150 pages that would tie the diverse articles together. We combined contemporary elements with a bold color palette and edgy typography while still maintaining visual breathing room. I created illustrative elements that enhance the content without overwhelming it, allowing the articles to speak for themselves while adding another layer of meaning.

The result is a balanced publication creating a unified reading experience that supports the editorial content while still establishing its own visual language.

Selected Pages

Women driving women -
One night in Berlin’s ‘girls-car’

Gray concrete -
Chemnitz between nazi-city and cultural capital

Into the Box -
Can storage systems solve overconsumption or are they
another waste of space and money?

Digital Feudalism - Click by click into the medival

Your hatred is my work -
How content moderator’s psyche suffers under intense working conditions

Full Articles

The grown-up cosplay - Final destination: Adult

Between wealth and waitingrooms - Poverty in Munich and the search for a just city

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