Tosh was a personal and academic project I completed during my university studies last year. It’s a magazine that explores the intersection of culture, art, and identity, offering a space to dive deep into creative and societal expressions. The project was an opportunity to blend design, writing, and research, bringing together various elements of visual storytelling and editorial work.

Each issue of Tosh was crafted to challenge conventional perspectives, featuring a mix of interviews, thought-provoking essays, and vibrant artwork that represented the voices of diverse communities. Through this project, I aimed to highlight how identity shapes art and culture, while also exploring the evolving nature of both personal and collective expression in today’s world.

In addition to its content, Tosh also allowed me to develop key skills in magazine layout, typography, and visual storytelling, bringing my ideas to life through both digital and printed formats. The project showcased my academic growth and my ability to create a publication that speaks to modern-day themes while reflecting a commitment to creativity and critical thinking.