Agronomy Workshop. Newsprint zine taped to a workshop wall.

Agronomy Workshop reads as a print-meets-product catalog: a warm, slightly yellowed white canvas, oversized editorial photography, and copy typeset in a quirky serif that feels stamped rather than set. The layout is asymmetric and dense — product metadata (name, price, description, color swatches) is crammed into a narrow column beside full-bleed lookbook imagery, more like flipping through a zine than browsing a store. A single saturated blue and a mustard-yellow promotional wash are the only chromatic notes; everything else is black, white, and warm gray, which makes the color swatches and blue 'Shop' buttons feel switched on. The compressed display headings, typewriter serif body, and tracked uppercase mono labels give the system a deliberate analog/maker voice — utilitarian, unfussy, slightly rough around the edges.