KWRK Magazine is an experimental publication that explores the intersection of visual culture, alternative lifestyles, and expressive typography. Drawing inspiration from zine culture, Internet ephemera, and subcultural aesthetics, the project allowed me to break away from traditional grid systems and embrace a raw, collage-driven approach. Each spread is intentionally chaotic and tactile, combining analog textures with digital distortion to reflect themes of identity, rebellion, and creative freedom. KWRK became a personal space to push my design boundaries, celebrate outsider voices, and rethink what a magazine can be.