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Kon Paper: Redefining Magazine Design

Kon Paper, a magazine for literature and culture, has been reimagined by Julia Hell and Pia Lobodzinski to challenge the boundaries of traditional text forms. The magazine, printed on eco-friendly recycling paper, explores essay, feuilleton, and wortkunst genres, accompanied by illustrations from various artists. The redesign in 2020 introduced sustainable materials, including adjusted format, paper, and solid binding, to enhance environmental friendliness.

The magazine, printed on Vivus recycled paper, features 52 pages, including the cover, with a format of 220 x 275 mm. The use of sustainable ink and collaboration with a printing company focusing on sustainability further underlines Kon Paper's commitment to eco-conscious practices.

Julia Hell, a Berlin-based freelance graphic designer, leads the design work for Kon Paper, ensuring that the magazine's layout and illustrations provide a fresh and visually engaging experience for readers. The editorial team, spread across Munich, Berlin, and Switzerland, collaborates to release one issue per year, incorporating diverse perspectives and feedback to create a compelling product.

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