BYU Magazine articles reflect the faith-based character of Brigham Young University, its vibrant learning and research environment, and its highly successful community of lifelong learners.
This record-setting article reflects groundbreaking BYU research on the challenge for women to fully participate in group settings. Along with a compelling overview of the research, the article proposes solutions to improve the level of participation. It is accompanied by bold lettering and painted images that are both feminine and strong—aligning with the message and the women highlighted in the research.
From the Judges
We found this storytelling presentation to have great typography and illustration. The brush strokes of the lettering brought depth to the piece. The painted illustration works well with the bold lettering. The organization of content was really effective. Subject headings were clear, and the callouts were bold but not distracting. The layout and typography were both strong. Although color was minimal, we thought “less was more” with this great three-color piece.
