Fourteen Magazine
+ Brand Identity
+ Website Design
Fourteen Magazine is an online thematic bi-annual magazine that platforms anti-caste writing and multimedia work. The name is derived from Babasaheb Ambedkar's birth date.
The logo comprises of type-heavy logo that integrates the slash (/) symbol, commonly used in dates, to emphasize the name’s roots while also turning it into a recurring motif across the brand.
Website Design
The visual direction of Fourteen Magazine's homepage draws from the calendar layout of April 1891, with the calendar serving as a foundation and the 14th day, marking Dr. Ambedkar's birth, highlighted as a functional button. The slash (/) motif is used throughout to emphasize the date's importance and the overall inspiration from a calendar. Images are curated from Dr. Ambedkar’s iconic hand gestures, reinforcing his work on anti-caste movements.
ISSUE 02 : CAST AND CLIMATE JUSTICE
The cover art for the issue was designed as a collage composed of all the individual article thumbnails. The idea was to bring together the diverse visual elements from each article into one cohesive piece. Inspired by the central theme of nature and climate, the cover art shows the interconnectedness of environmental issues.
Social Media
The social media visual direction is designed to align with the overall brand. The color palette is expanded to a more vibrant and diverse range to suit the platform’s dynamic nature better. The layout, fonts, and colors maintain consistency through the templates while allowing flexibility for varied content, with the final posts managed by the social media manager.
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Social media posts designed by Shreeja Rao
