© SERGIO OWEN 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
© SERGIO OWEN 2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
YEAR
YEAR
Since 2025
TITLE
TITLE
Art Director & Designer
STUDIO
STUDIO
Hungry Designers
CLIENT
CLIENT
Empty Promises
DESIRE - ZINE
DESIRE - ZINE
Debut Issue
Their debut zine, Desire, explores themes of romance and longing, breaking down into three sub-themes: Temptation, Devotion, and Aching Lux.
EP WEBSITE
EP WEBSITE
Print to Digital
A website is the ultimate showcase of a brand and we wanted to make sure that we represented Empty Promises well. The chairs of EP didn't want the website to appear too formal or too corporate, so we combined elements of grunge and functionality for the website.
A website is the ultimate showcase of a brand and we wanted to make sure that we represented Empty Promises well. The chairs of EP didn't want the website to appear too formal or too corporate, so we combined elements of grunge and functionality for the website.
LUCKY SUNDAY
LUCKY SUNDAY
Empty Promises Client Work
Empty Promises partnered with local creatives and had a background in production from its founders. Ilana Martinez, co-founder of Empty Promises brought us in for work on Lucky Sunday's debut campaign.
I created a title card graphic for Lucky Sunday's campaign.
Empty Promises partnered with local creatives and had a background in production from its founders. Ilana Martinez, co-founder of Empty Promises brought us in for work on Lucky Sunday's debut campaign.
I created a title card graphic for Lucky Sunday's campaign.
LUCKY SUNDAY - ZINE
LUCKY SUNDAY - ZINE
Collectible for Customers
What started as an Instagram carousel concept was designed with real publication standards from the start, bleeds, spacing, and layout included. When it evolved into a printed zine, that foundation gave us a head start, though the design still needed reworking to hold up as a physical object.
It had to command attention on its own: something worth picking up, flipping through, and keeping. Above all, it needed to feel unmistakably Lucky Sunday while giving the interview a home as considered as the jewelry itself.
What started as an Instagram carousel concept was designed with real publication standards from the start, bleeds, spacing, and layout included. When it evolved into a printed zine, that foundation gave us a head start, though the design still needed reworking to hold up as a physical object.
It had to command attention on its own: something worth picking up, flipping through, and keeping. Above all, it needed to feel unmistakably Lucky Sunday while giving the interview a home as considered as the jewelry itself.
