In this editorial layout, I set out to merge scientific rigor with a sense of wonder and discovery. Using complementary colors to enhance the design, I created a layout that mirrors the aesthetic of a traditional scientific magazine—structured, informative, and refined. However, I introduced moments of color and unexpected details, as if a child had interacted with the pages, adding their own creative touch. This approach reflects the essence of the article, which emphasizes the importance of studying Ice Age children. Though often overlooked by researchers, their stories provide invaluable insights into human evolution and culture, adding depth, richness, and vibrancy to our understanding of history. Through my design, I sought to visually reinforce this idea, ensuring the layout remains engaging and full of life.
