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In this Graphic Design degree exercise, students created book covers combining creativity and professional technique. They worked from conceptualization to final production, using Pantone inks to achieve precise and consistent colors, while exploring visual effects and finishes that enhance each cover’s identity. The experience allowed them to experiment with composition, typography, and color, developing editorial projects with high visual impact and professional quality.

Our proposal is based on a visual interpretation of utopia as a futuristic city: orderly, clean, and technologically advanced. Elystria is more than a typeface; it is a visual representation of an elegant and futuristic utopia. Through its vertical structure, formal clarity, and balance between geometric precision and softness, it aims to convey a vision of perfection that, while unattainable, remains deeply inspiring.

This Master’s Thesis presents the development of the visual identity for Namora, a fictional sustainable fashion brand designed to convey values of memory, craftsmanship, exclusivity, and sustainability through graphic design and branding. The project focuses on creating a brand image in which design serves as a narrative and cultural tool, moving away from the traditional codes associated with sustainable communication to explore a more evocative, sensitive, and emotional visual language. Throughout the project, theoretical, creative, and visual references are analyzed to conceptually support the brand proposal, alongside the development of a coherent, flexible, and adaptable visual identity system for various applications. The research and design process conclude that graphic design, combined with a sustainable communication model, can generate meaningful emotional connections with the audience and contribute to the revaluation of craftsmanship in a context defined by accelerated consumption.