An editorial design project focused on exploring the relationship between copyright and graphic design. The magazine examines how copyright affects designers in their daily practice, addressing topics such as image usage, typefaces, authorship and the protection of creative work.

The publication was designed to make complex and often technical information more accessible through a clear editorial structure. A strong colour palette, expressive typography and carefully organised layouts create a visual system that gives the magazine a distinctive identity while maintaining readability and hierarchy.

The project combines research, editorial design and art direction, developing a cohesive publication where typography, imagery and information work together to communicate the subject in a direct and engaging way.