This is my university graphic design principles manifesto called 'Traditional Digitalist Design'. This was my view on approaching digital methods with traditional design thinking. I aimed to encourage using technology in conjunction with physical design practices in a meaningful way.

 

One key feature throughout was that it encompassed mistakes and was made in one take, however due to practical limitations I decided that I would allow some editing but would not simply hide it by deleting it, but make it into one of the graphical elements of the book.