Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026
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Forever Thing
April 2025
For this project, I was given only the word "infinity" and free reign to explore its implications through a small zine. I was inspired to create a narrative about an immortal creature—including elements such as oval-shaped pages and symmetrical imagery to evoke the infinity symbol. I played with color, text, size, and alignment to make certain pages feel more or less like newspaper spreads or scientific articles—juxtaposing them against saturated, emotionally written spreads from the creature's perspective. I also included consistent imagery from both the natural world and the human body, hoping to give the never directly depicted creature a thematic presence.
Forever Thing
April 2025
For this project, I was given only the word "infinity" and free reign to explore its implications through a small zine. I was inspired to create a narrative about an immortal creature—including elements such as oval-shaped pages and symmetrical imagery to evoke the infinity symbol. I played with color, text, size, and alignment to make certain pages feel more or less like newspaper spreads or scientific articles—juxtaposing them against saturated, emotionally written spreads from the creature's perspective. I also included consistent imagery from both the natural world and the human body, hoping to give the never directly depicted creature a thematic presence.
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Forever Thing
April 2025
For this project, I was given only the word "infinity" and free reign to explore its implications through a small zine. I was inspired to create a narrative about an immortal creature—including elements such as oval-shaped pages and symmetrical imagery to evoke the infinity symbol. I played with color, text, size, and alignment to make certain pages feel more or less like newspaper spreads or scientific articles—juxtaposing them against saturated, emotionally written spreads from the creature's perspective. I also included consistent imagery from both the natural world and the human body, hoping to give the never directly depicted creature a thematic presence.
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Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026
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About
Forever Thing
For this project, I was given only the word "infinity" and free reign to explore its implications through a small zine. I was inspired to create a narrative about an immortal creature—including elements such as oval-shaped pages and symmetrical imagery to evoke the infinity symbol. I played with color, text, size, and alignment to make certain pages feel more or less like newspaper spreads or scientific articles—juxtaposing them against saturated, emotionally written spreads from the creature's perspective. I also included consistent imagery from both the natural world and the human body, hoping to give the never directly depicted creature a thematic presence.
April 2025
Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026
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Forever Thing
For this project, I was given only the word "infinity" and free reign to explore its implications through a small zine. I was inspired to create a narrative about an immortal creature—including elements such as oval-shaped pages and symmetrical imagery to evoke the infinity symbol. I played with color, text, size, and alignment to make certain pages feel more or less like newspaper spreads or scientific articles—juxtaposing them against saturated, emotionally written spreads from the creature's perspective. I also included consistent imagery from both the natural world and the human body, hoping to give the never directly depicted creature a thematic presence.
April 2025
Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026
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