"Chocolate Croissant"
- scott ott creative inc.
- Jul 9
- 1 min read
We're proud to share another spread from our latest design work for the Tulane School of Liberal Arts Magazine — The Great Liberal Arts Debate.
Our studio developed the art direction, illustration, design and layout for this issue, creating a visual system that supports the ideas and stories throughout the magazine.
Featured here is a spread for "Chocolate Croissant," a poem by a Tulane student. The layout and typography were thoughtfully designed to complement the poem and enhance the reading experience.
A sincere thank you to the Tulane School of Liberal Arts Marketing team for another wonderful collaboration. We're always grateful for the opportunity to create meaningful editorial design together.
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