This work focuses on layout design for print, apparel, and event materials created for Blockchains Inc. across international and domestic contexts. The goal was to build flexible visual systems capable of communicating complex technological ideas while maintaining clarity, consistency, and cultural sensitivity across varied formats and audiences.
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While anchored in a shared layout logic, the system allowed room for experimentation and stylistic play. Grid structures, typographic hierarchy, and compositional rhythm established continuity, while individual pieces were given space to respond to specific themes, locations, and event identities. This balance allowed each design to feel distinct while still clearly belonging to the visual language of Blockchains Inc.

Rather than treating outputs as isolated artifacts, the project approached print and event materials as components of a broader communication system. The work positions layout design as an infrastructural practice that supports adaptability, legibility, and shared experience across live events, physical media, and distributed platforms.