Hi, I’m Lexi, a New York-based graphic designer exploring the intersections of advocacy, education, and design.



Hi, I’m Lexi, a New York-based graphic designer exploring the intersections of advocacy, education, and design.

Magazine cover titled "What the Kids Are Saying" on a back background. The cover is white, with large black text and a thin black spine with small white text about the issue going up the side. The cover has a blue duotone image of a girl blowing a buble with gum, looking into a hand mirror with a yellow background. Detail of perforated gutter folio. Included envelope to send perforated magazine article. Detail text manipulation of ghosting story fading. Overview design explaining concept of "having tea to spill." Detail shot from the 'letter from the editor.'

How can pop culture magazines engage multiple generations with editorial design? 


What the Kids Are Saying is a pop culture magazine exploring sayings, words, and behaviors of the time, breaking down their etymology, historical significance.

With each page of the magazine perforated and an included envelope, readers are encouraged to share these articles with family or friends who could use a vocab refresher.

︎︎︎ Course: Type Studio
︎︎︎ Roles: Graphic Designer
︎︎︎ Deliverables: Magazine
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