Designing a 300-page weekly planner for Soulgraph Co. pushed me to think about design at a scale I hadn't worked at before—where consistency, pacing, and visual rhythm had to hold up across every single spread. I deepened my skills in building cohesive systems, learning how to balance a recurring structure with enough variety to keep the experience feeling fresh and intentional throughout. Working within a therapeutic context also sharpened my sensitivity to how design can support wellbeing, teaching me that restraint and warmth in visual choices can be just as powerful as bold expression. This project built my confidence in handling large-scale, client-facing work from concept to completion.