

Henosis' logo, built to work as part of a mosaic pattern—a visual representation of the journal's mission & vision of seamlessly weaving together ideas across disciplines.

The title page of the final article template, in Henosis Teal.

The final procedure document, created in line with Henosis' branding, gives a detailed walkthrough of the article typesetting process.

Logo built on Ancient Greek inspiration for the journal’s name, referencing the columns that held up ancient agoras. Clean, modern lines used to marry the ancient inspiration with a XXI Century look

Responsive logo: built to transform into three main icons, each representing one of the journal pillars—literature, history, and archeology

Focus on the article: logo built to scale perfectly to A4 paper, ultimately to be used as a grid guide for the article template itself

For fonts, another mix of old & new, with classic serif Libre Boldoni accompanied by modern Barlow

- Basic “getting started” instructions within the file Slug, which are complemented by & expanded upon in the supporting SOPs
- A properly formatted, complete title page
- A properly formatted body page including examples of most main paragraph, table, character, and figure styles
- Parent pages for title page, as well as vertical and horizontal body pages
- Paragraph, Character, Table, and Cell styles—clearly titled and, where relevant, organized into subfolders and grouped by where they are to be used.

