Editorial
The magazine masthead
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The Collection — 8 designs
Designed like objects, not documents
Each one borrows from a discipline that already knows how to put ink on paper — museums, architecture, print shops, the letterpress trade.
Gallery
The museum wall label
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Bombay Deco
Midnight green and brass
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Blueprint
The architect's drawing
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Letterpress
The vintage trade ledger
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Cupertino
The product page
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Atelier
Clean studio minimalism
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Ochre
Gold foil, all monospace
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For Your Trade — 10 designs
Built for the work you actually do
A chef should not have to send the same sheet as an accountant. These take the form of the trade itself — a tasting menu, a shop sign, a key card, a reservation book.
Chef — Tasting Menu
A career served in courses
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Retail — Shop Sign
The painted storefront board
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Legal Eagle
Pleading paper, numbered and filed
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Office Space
TPS report cover sheet
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Delivery Hero
The order slip and the route
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Front Office — Key Card
Brass, navy and a room number
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Maître d' — Reservation Book
Every role a booking taken
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Concierge — Luggage Tag
Kraft, eyelet and arrival stamps
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Proof
Print-shop proof sheet
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Specimen
The type-specimen sheet
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The Wild Ones — 8 designs
For the roles that reward nerve
Design, film, games, advertising. Rooms where the safe choice is the forgettable one.
Brutalist
Board-formed concrete
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Bauhaus
Circle, square, triangle
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Neuromancer
The sky above the port
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Director's Cut
Spine No. 947
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Dark Horse
Issue #9, newsprint
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Silicon Valley
The Series B one-pager
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Hello
Vertical greeting, dashed seal
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Marker
Charcoal band, yellow flags
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Passport — 9 designs
Five cities, five design languages
Each one built from what a place actually made famous — not a flag dropped on a template.
Tokyo
Hinomaru, washi, 間
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Indigo
Jaali, paisley, gold
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Flatpack
The assembly manual
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Carnival
Copacabana waves
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Ocean Drive
Miami deco sunset
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Emerald
Green ground, gold arch
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Vermillion
Red field, black grid edge
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Spectrum
Gradient field, white column
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The Underground
A career drawn as a transit line
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With Photo — 3 designs
When your face belongs on the page
Standard for hospitality, sales and client-facing roles across India. Every design here can turn the photo off with one tap.
Portrait
Editorial masthead with photo
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Marquee
Bold ink band, photo right
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Duotone
Deep forest and warm paper
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Reads Clean — 3 designs
Beautiful to a person, readable to a machine
Most applications are read by software before a human ever sees them, and a two-column design is where that goes wrong — the columns get zipped together and a skills list ends up filed under the wrong employer. These three are single-column by construction and verified against the text a parser actually extracts.
Meridian
The long read, ATS-clean
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Datasheet
Component spec sheet
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Index
A career as a contents page
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Classic — 4 designs
Straight down the middle
No opinions, no risk. When the brief says conservative, start here.
Corporate
Formal, centered, serif
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Elegant
Charcoal sidebar serif
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Two-Column Pro
Sidebar with clean lists
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Tech Stack
Terminal style for developers
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