Little Al

Visual communication serves as a conduit for expressing a brand's identity through a careful interplay of color, form, and design. In this instance, the use of teal juxtaposed with black-and-white photography and a thoughtfully structured layout—along with the tone—encapsulates the essence of the subject, Little Al, while encouraging the audience to reconsider their perceptions of autism. The design adopts the polished aesthetic of a high-end magazine spread, deliberately departing from the typical, childlike motifs often associated with autism awareness, such as handprints or fingerpaint. This approach evokes a sense of calm sophistication, challenging the conventional, more sentimental or simplistic emotional responses typically linked to the portrayal of autistic children.