Tali Polichtuk is a writer and cultural programmer based in Melbourne, Australia. She is the co-founder and editor of Sissy Screens, a digital magazine dedicated to queer screen culture. Her work frequently appears online and occasionally in print and includes interviews, reviews and articles. When she’s not flouting good taste and grammar, Tali moonlights as an arts management hag and dabbles in the odd film project.
The visual identity is grounded in a minimalist design approach. Clean, text-focused typography sets the tone, with carefully introduced icons to symbolize key areas of Tali’s multifaceted work and personality. This straightforward design approach reflects her commitment to clarity and precision, while graphic elements add depth and a touch of quirk.
Tali Polichtuk is a writer and cultural programmer based in Melbourne, Australia. She is the co-founder and editor of Sissy Screens, a digital magazine dedicated to queer screen culture. Her work frequently appears online and occasionally in print and includes interviews, reviews and articles. When she’s not flouting good taste and grammar, Tali moonlights as an arts management hag and dabbles in the odd film project.
The visual identity is grounded in a minimalist design approach. Clean, text-focused typography sets the tone, with carefully introduced icons to symbolize key areas of Tali’s multifaceted work and personality. This straightforward design approach reflects her commitment to clarity and precision, while graphic elements add depth and a touch of quirk.