Editorial Design

This editorial design responds to an article discussing how the rise of technology in art may be diminishing human connection and originality. The layout juxtaposes digital and human elements, raising the question: what happens to art when the human touch is lost? To reflect this theme, I integrated imagery of computers with the artist’s hand painting a brushstroke, creating a visual pathway that guides the viewer’s eye from the bold headline into the article. The color palette of black and yellow was chosen for its high contrast and its symbolic weight—black representing the potential loss of humanity, and yellow highlighting moments of vibrancy and caution. By blending pixelated graphics with expressive brushstrokes, the design emphasizes the tension between technology and human expression.