Jasmine Wareham is an editorial designer who draws inspiration from music, film, and all kinds of media to create work that tells a story and makes people feel something. With a background rooted in visual storytelling, their approach is often shaped by rhythm, mood, and atmosphere, like designing to a soundtrack you can almost hear.

They are especially interested in how design can carry emotion and meaning, translating complex ideas into clear, engaging layouts. Whether it’s a print magazine, a book, or a digital piece, their work balances structure with spontaneity, often borrowing from the energy of album art, the pacing of a good playlist, or the tone of a film scene.

Over the years, Wareham has worked across a mix of editorial, branding, and creative direction projects, always bringing a love for culture and narrative into the process. Collaboration is a big part of their practice—working closely with writers, photographers, and other creatives to bring ideas to life in a way that feels honest and intentional.