Emily Gouveia  

Multidisciplinary graphic designer based in Toronto, Canada.
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Digital Eternity 

editorial / branding / print
A magazine that spreads awareness about media preservation through cases of lost media past and present.
Digital Eternity is about the overlap of digital and physical technologies, centred around an annual editorial magazine, tackling topics of changing technology and the preservation of media. The inaugural issue, Media Lost/Media Found, focuses on the issue of Lost Media and taking the necessary steps to ensure that pieces of culture are properly preserved. The magazine is 10x13 inches, and bound with white wire-o; decisions inspired by large size archival binders.


ACCOLADES

2025 GBP School Of Design YES! Awards
Best in Show Honourable Mention
2025 Applied Arts Student Awards
Editorial Design Entire Book/Magazine
2025 RGD Student AwardsAward for Typography Honourable Mention





The Problem.When a piece of media is not properly archived or censored purposefully it has a risk of going missing completely. This phenomenon is referred to as “lost media.” Though most current cases of lost media pre-date the modern internet, as physical media fades out of the public conscience in favour of streaming services and digital downloads we risk this issue’s resurgence.













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Client: GBP Design Thesis Project, Lead by Nicola Hamilton
Editorial Design: Emily Gouveia
Writing & Photography: Courtesy of the original right’s owners (see full credits list here)

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