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Editorial Design

Apex Legends Season 29 Zine

A personal fan zine exploring Apex Legends Season 29 through an editorial print format, built around typography, page rhythm, and layout.

Role Zine & Layout Design
Tools InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator
Category Editorial Design
Timeline 2 Weeks
Overclocked Apex Legends Season 29 zine front and back cover, open and printed, featuring Axle
01

Approach

Apex Legends doesn't actually have a zine, or at least I couldn't find one, so I built this as if it were the real thing: a seasonal issue that could keep going every time the game drops new content, with a fresh interview and legend changes each time. The interview was the decision that made it click. Without a professor's feedback pushing me to rethink that section, the cover story would have stayed a generic write-up instead of the format it ended up with.

02

Mockups

Printed Axle legend profile spread inside the zine, showing her passive, tactical, and ultimate abilities
Printed opening spread of the NiceWigg interview feature, From the Main Stage to the Co-Owner's Desk
Printed Life After the Pro Scene spread from the NiceWigg interview, shown flat on a wooden table
Overclocked Apex Legends Season 29 zine front and back cover, open and printed, featuring Axle
03

Read the Full Issue

All 26 pages, cover to cover, scroll through it right here instead of downloading anything.

Best viewed on desktop. You can also open the PDF in a new tab ↗.

04

Reflection

Making a zine around a game I actually play was one of the more fun projects to work on, but it also meant I had to be careful not to let my own excitement clutter the layout. Keeping the page rhythm calm while the subject matter is fast and chaotic was the real challenge.

If I kept going with this, I would add a second issue covering a different legend or map, since right now it only really represents one small slice of what the season actually introduced.