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Hi! 👋 My name is Bryan Gancedo-Gonzalez, with over six years of experience as a multidisciplinary designer, my passion lies in crafting captivating Motion Design solutions and systems for brand purposes.
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HOMEBASELINE MAGAZINE
06—2022
Industry: Art/CultureBaseline is a magazine that aims to be perceived as a piece of design itself. It presents culture and history related to the creative world of a specific city or region, with a particular attention to graphic design. Its main goal being to let people discover or rediscover places through their creative culture, I decided to dedicate the first edition of Baseline to the city I grew in : Liège
The book format and its grid are based on one main principle, which was inspired by the idea of "discovery", as Baseline invites us to discover or rediscover places through art and design.
The cover is cut at about a quarter of the format, which lets us see the inside of the book partly when it is closed, and lets us view how it has been binded.
06—2022
Industry: Art/CultureThe cutout in the cover then expands to the modular grid, which creates spaces either left empty or filled with text, annotations, images, or textured gradients screen printed by hand. Baseline is split in three main parts: History, and two Projects categories, which are determined by the origin of these projects; the first one being for rather supervised projects, and the second one more oriented towards street culture, and small projects. Each of these three chapters are characterized by a different use of the grid, a specific paper, and a different use of typography.