Think:Act: The Circus of Transformation

This is a series of editorial illustrations—including the cover, back cover, and main feature spreads—that I created for Issue 41 of Think:Act magazine, published by the management consultancy Roland Berger.

The central theme of the issue was "The Circus of Transformation," exploring how business leaders and their teams must constantly juggle responsibilities and adapt to survive in shifting markets. The challenge with high-level corporate editorial work is translating abstract management theories into engaging visual narratives without losing the professional tone.

I leaned heavily into the circus motif, utilizing bold colors and highly dynamic, slightly surreal compositions—such as a fast-food assembly line operated by clowns or the delicate balancing act of a ringmaster. Beyond just creating vibrant imagery, my focus was on structural editorial pacing. The artwork had to guide the reader through the text seamlessly, ensuring these complex business insights felt accessible and cohesive from the front cover all the way through the interior spreads.

  • Client: Roland Berger / Think:Act Magazine

  • Issue: #41, 01 2024 "The Circus of Transformation"

  • Role: Editorial Illustrator (Cover & Interior)

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