Zoë Lou
About Me:
I'm an editorial designer working in print and independent publishing. I run QuestionMark.Zines, an experimental zine project that translates current events into visual narratives, and I have production experience in Risograph and screen printing. Based in New York City.
About Me:
I'm an editorial designer working in print and independent publishing. I run QuestionMark.Zines, an experimental zine project that translates current events into visual narratives, and I have production experience in Risograph and screen printing. Based in New York City.
Editorial
Isaboko Guidebook Volume Two
EFI Foundation 2025 Report
Wisdom Kaye
Teddy Fresh
256 images
Sonder
Videos
Hybrid: Curiousity in All Things
Karel Martens: Unbound
Lip Critic: Legs in a Snare
Printed Media
Collages
Posters
Postcards
Branding
Isaboko Guidebook Volume One
Isaboko Hang Tags
PLNT x Save the Duck
Grown Together
Isaboko is an art and design practice giving historic fabrics a second life while honoring what has come before.
Through the use of waste textiles, zero-waste patternmaking, and gender-free design, Isaboko has developed a radically sustainable design system rooted in the principles of Solarpunk and Degrowth.
Working under the direction of Isabella Kostrzewa, I designed Volume 2 of the Isaboko Guidebook, an evolving record of the brand’s ideas, processes, transitions, and creations. The publication brings together the past and present of Isaboko’s practice, translating its material philosophy into an editorial system that feels tactile, experimental, and considered.
Through typography, pacing, imagery, and composition, I sought to create a visual language that reflects Isaboko’s approach to making: resourceful, collaborative, and deeply connected to the histories embedded within its materials.
Through the use of waste textiles, zero-waste patternmaking, and gender-free design, Isaboko has developed a radically sustainable design system rooted in the principles of Solarpunk and Degrowth.
Working under the direction of Isabella Kostrzewa, I designed Volume 2 of the Isaboko Guidebook, an evolving record of the brand’s ideas, processes, transitions, and creations. The publication brings together the past and present of Isaboko’s practice, translating its material philosophy into an editorial system that feels tactile, experimental, and considered.
Through typography, pacing, imagery, and composition, I sought to create a visual language that reflects Isaboko’s approach to making: resourceful, collaborative, and deeply connected to the histories embedded within its materials.