Creative Styling - Home Office
For this project I was required to create styled photographs which follow design principles and would be suited for use in a magazine layout. For the publication I chose Cereal Magazine because I liked the neutral and minimal aesthetic that this magazine is known so well for. For my concept I chose to focus on the home office space specifically for an interior designer.
I took inspiration from various articles about redesigning home offices as well as flat lay photographers such as Jasmine Dowling as I liked her style of photography and wanted to use some of her techniques in my work. I also used Pinterest as a main source of inspiration to help me explore various options and approaches for each of my shoots, I also refereed back to my research a lot throughout the project to ensure I was on track with what I planned to create, this helped me make sure I was sticking to the house style of my chosen publication and my final outcomes would be fitting for Cereal. To make some of the simple images more interesting I edited them using Photoshop to add a shadow effect as this was often used in images I saw when doing my research.











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Development



Concept Board
This is a collection of images I was using as inspiration to give me some direction when doing the shoots. It also helped me ensure I fit the Cereal Magazine aesthetic as I stuck to the neutral colour scheme with a small pop of green.


Final Magazine Spreads
Here are the final magazine spreads I created for Cereal. I have one title page with a large feature image giving a clear indication of what the article is about and then smaller images on the other two pages.





















