A More Natural Everyday

Le Carnet du Naturel is an independent magazine about organic food, local producers, natural cosmetics and more thoughtful ways to live.

A minimalist magazine cover placed on a flat surface with the title 'Cereal' displayed prominently. The design is simple with a monochrome aesthetic, featuring a small landscape photograph. The backdrop is a muted gray, with a portion of another photograph in the top left corner.
In a lush, green setting, a small sign framed in a rustic wooden frame indicates a commitment to serving organic produce. Next to the sign, there is a small stack of smooth stones placed neatly on a stone platform, giving a sense of tranquility and balance.
A collection of magazines and printed materials are artistically arranged on a white surface. One magazine features a monochrome design with a minimalist illustration including bread and cooking utensils. Another magazine displays bold typography with the word 'Anti' prominently in purple, accompanied by a pie chart graphic. A third piece partially visible in the top corner includes a vibrant pink image of a person dressed in a matching outfit. The layout is clean and modern, suggesting themes of design and lifestyle.
A collection of fresh vegetables including onions, carrots, celeriac, leeks, a leafy green vegetable, and a can of organic coconut milk are arranged on a patterned surface. The items are organized with some inside a cardboard box labeled 'Feel Good Farming' and others placed alongside a magazine feature.
An arrangement of skincare or wellness products placed on a light surface, surrounded by natural elements such as leaves and assorted stones. The products include bottles with pump tops, jars, a spray, and a stick, each with minimalist labels in earthy tones. Dried plant material and small colorful pebbles add a rustic and organic touch.
A detailed mock-up or wireframe sketch of a website layout. It features various sections with handwritten notes and placeholders, lines indicating different areas, and labels such as 'carrières' and 'formation'. The design is laid out on a dark, cool-toned surface with white and light blue handwriting, giving a technical and organized appearance. The mock-up includes boxes, lines, and arrows to denote different sections and navigation paths.