SARAH TELCS
Graphic Designer
Sarahtelcs@gmail.com
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Working with visual identity, branding, and visual communication across print and digital platforms. The work balances aesthetics, structure, and storytelling — always with people and context at the core.
Driven by curiosity and craft, with a strong emphasis on collaboration, process, and detail. Motivated by projects where design creates clarity, community, and real value for people and society.
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MEGA PORTRAITS BY MARIA TORP EDITORIAL DESIGN
MEGA PORTRAITS BY MARIA TORP
EDITORIAL DESIGN
Simple but yet playful design
Greytones, Playful and artistic
Design: Sarah Telcs
SUMMARY
MEGA Portraits is an editorial design project showcasing photographer Maria Torp’s large-scale portraits of advocates for equality. The book design supports the visual impact of the portraits while creating a calm and immersive reading experience.
The layout is primarily set in grayscale to intensify the colour and presence of the images, allowing the portraits to take centre stage. Structural design choices—such as reversed sections and the central placement of the portrait series—encourage physical interaction with the book, turning the reading experience into an active and tactile encounter.
OVERVIEW
The project involves upgrading the reception area to create a fresh and modern look, incorporating an acoustic solution to reduce noise levels. The existing foil design will be removed and replaced with a new design that reflects Nordic collaboration. The aim is to connect different levels of the reception area while incorporating Nordic elements.
BRIEF
The task is to create an acoustic solution that enhances the overall environment of the reception area while reducing noise. Additionally, the current foil design will be replaced with a new visual design, inspired by Nordic nature, wildlife, and social culture, to better reflect the region’s identity.
OUTCOME
The new acoustic design features Nordic materials such as moss from Norway and wooden acoustic panels, integrating seamlessly with the surrounding interior. The updated foil design represents Nordic collaboration, enhancing the aesthetic and cultural identity of the reception area.