Estúdio Drama and Laís Zanocco Design Off The Post's Debut Issue
In the debut edition of Off The Post, a British football magazine, Estúdio Drama developed an energetic editorial design that combines collage narratives with striking sports typography. Designers Natalia Sayuri and Laís Zanocco created a lively print layout that exudes motion. The issue features a cover story highlighting Brazilian football legends from the past forty years. Rather than traditional pages, the studio employs vibrant color blocks and diagonal cuts. Mixed-media collages transform football history into vibrant art. Each narrative is anchored by bold typography: dynamic display type, spacious text columns, large headlines over action shots, oversized woodblock-style letters, whimsical cursive notes, and outlined titles. Crisp colored rules showcase running heads, issue folios, and pull quotes. Handmade collage art adds a tactile quality to the pages. For The Samba Generations, Zanocco frames cut-out images of Pelé, Garrincha, and Ronaldinho in ornate gold borders. Torn paper shapes in gold, teal, and rust disrupt the orderly page layouts. A History of Women’s Football features a winding timeline that connects thirteen significant events across pink and green panels. These tangible layers transform the magazine into a collectible item. Through vibrant typography and collage artistry, Estúdio Drama presents an editorial design that honors the essence of football. Discover more from Laís Zanocco on Behance.
Key facts
- Off The Post is a British football magazine.
- The debut issue features editorial design by Estúdio Drama.
- Designers Laís Zanocco and Natalia Sayuri shaped the print layout.
- The cover story focuses on Brazilian football heroes across four decades.
- The design uses bright color blocks, angled crops, and mixed-media collages.
- Bold typography includes woodblock-style letters, cursive notes, and outlined titles.
- For The Samba Generations, Zanocco placed cut-out photos of Pelé, Garrincha, and Ronaldinho into ornate gold frames.
- A History of Women’s Football features a winding timeline linking thirteen key moments across pink and green panels.
Entities
Artists
- Laís Zanocco
- Natalia Sayuri
- Pelé
- Garrincha
- Ronaldinho
Institutions
- Estúdio Drama
- Off The Post
- Behance
Locations
- Brazil
- United Kingdom