Neshan was an independent Tehran-based magazine that provided information, insights, and inspiration in graphic design for both domestic and international audiences. As Iran’s sole graphic design magazine, Neshan showcased contemporary visual design diversity in the country while tracing its rich historical legacy. It bridged international trends and local concerns through expert articles, aiming to foster connections among graphic designers worldwide. Published quarterly, Neshan catered to professionals, advanced students, and anyone seeking a critical perspective on design and visual culture.
Designing the pages and covers was a meticulous and creative endeavor. Given its bilingual nature in Farsi and English, our approach had to ensure clarity for both domestic and international audiences. Each issue of Neshan revolved around a central theme, and this thematic core served as the foundation for our cover design. We embraced a typographic approach that allowed the letters or words themselves to convey the theme’s essence, creating visually striking covers that drew readers in with their simplicity and elegance.
Each issue of Neshan revolved around a central theme, and this thematic core served as the foundation for our cover design.
