Process

Reinvented is a magazine about living with less.

I created it as a response to the global recession and the need to live a more modest life.

Articles within the magazine are focused on finding simple, practical solutions to necessary living conditions. For example, articles topics include how to stay cool without air conditioning and tips to raising a child while being unemployed. The feature story of this sample issue focuses on how to make the best of living in a tent city, a prominent symbol of the recession in the United States.

The magazine is printed over the financial newspapers The Wall Street Journal and Financial Times to embody the spirit of reusing old materials and also as a symbol of presenting ideas that lie contrary to the excess waste those publications celebrate. On some pages, the original content of the newspapers is modified or altered to convey the new message of the material.