Retro Future
A 112-page exploration of how the past imagined the future.
Retro Future explores the futures imagined by earlier generations: the machines, cities and everyday lives they expected to see. Across 112 pages, the fanzine brings those visions into conversation with the technology that followed.
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I developed the publication from concept to print-ready files in around six weeks. Approximately 95 per cent of the imagery was generated with Midjourney. The challenge was to give those images a coherent editorial direction through typography, pacing and layout. I also adapted selected spreads into short animations using Kling AI.
