How to Live Your Life? is a typographically driven book that playfully challenges traditional self-help culture. Instead of offering answers, it captures moments of modern chaos—burnout, bad habits, social overload—through humor, sarcasm, and expressive type.

 

Each chapter explores how typography can function as voice, timing, and personality. I spent weeks experimenting with inkjet printing, paper textures, binding methods, and layout pacing to create a tactile reading experience that feels both personal and performative.

 

The project became a space to merge storytelling, humor, and craft—using design not to instruct, but to connect.