This project came to life during my third year at university and was the first book I designed from start to finish. At the time, taking on something of that scale felt slightly terrifying and taught me very quickly that a good designer needs more than good ideas: a solid plan and a solid Plan B (preferably a solid Plan C too). More importantly, the project taught me the value of adaptability. I learned to build visual systems that can stretch, shift, and evolve without losing their identity. That flexibility has stayed with me ever since and has become a key part of how I approach design today: creating strong foundations that leave enough room for the unexpected.