Close-up of a woman's face with bold red lipstick and eyebrow piercings, half in shadow, alongside text reading The Woman Project.
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The Woman Project

An editorial design project created to celebrate International Women’s Day, exploring themes of everyday strength, care, confidence, and unity. Originally designed in 2021 and recently refined for a Webflow release.

industry

Arts & Culture

published

2026

impact

Editorial exploration celebrating everyday femininity through visual storytelling.

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deliverables

Editorial Layout Style

Visual Identity Design

Webflow Development

Laptop displaying a webpage titled 'Making it a celebration' with portraits of diverse women below the text.
Close-up of a face with brown eyes, red lipstick, and two metallic nose piercings under dim lighting.
Collage featuring portraits of diverse women with creative makeup and lighting, color swatches labeled Burnt Orange, Azure, Rosewood, and Old Rose, and a female boxer posing in an orange outfit.
Woman with half her face covered in deep crimson paint and eyes closed, overlaid with text 'Making It periods Normal' and a note on menstrual health inequality.
Close-up of a dark-skinned woman with vibrant cornflower blue makeup on her lips and eyelids, surrounded by cornflower blue flowers in water, with text about self-care.
Close-up of a determined woman wearing orange with bold yellow eyeliner, holding a boxing glove forward.
Close-up of a woman's face with red lipstick partially illuminated on a dark background next to stylized text about feminine strength and International Women's Day.
Typography showcase featuring Nyght Serif font with description and Fuggles script font in decorative style, alongside heading and body text size labels.
Banner with text celebrating women accompanied by portraits of diverse women symbolizing strength, softness, and presence.
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