The 35 MM Zine is a self-directed, 30-day design challenge exploring the relationship between typography, image, and composition. Over the course of a month, I created one new spread each day using my own 35 mm film photography, experimenting with typography, color, and layout to discover new visual relationships. Every title is inspired by a song that connects to the imagery, creating a subtle thread that ties the collection together.

Rather than developing a single visual system, each spread was intentionally designed to stand on its own. Removing the expectation of consistency allowed me to approach every page as a new creative exercise, encouraging experimentation without the constraints of a predetermined style. The project became an opportunity to push my creative process, observe how my design instincts evolved from day to day, and explore new ways of pairing type and photography.