Editorial Design Concept – Fear of Flying
This minimalist publishing project for Fear of Flying is a study in restraint and precision, where form and content merge seamlessly. The design embraces a monochromatic palette of grays, pure white, and deep black, creating a visually striking yet harmonious aesthetic. The structured layout is built around squares, reinforcing a sense of order and stability amidst the book’s exploration of fear and freedom. Each page balances negative space with bold, black square elements, guiding the reader’s journey through the narrative. Illustrations are simple, vector-based graphics, reducing imagery to its essential form. These minimalist visuals complement the book’s themes, offering abstract yet evocative representations of flight, hesitation, and the unknown. The result is a modern, sophisticated edition that reflects the introspective and psychological depth of the text, allowing the reader to engage both visually and intellectually.
