Upon receiving the passport brief, I realised how strangely significant these legal documents are; they prove our identity and existence. One aspect of the passport that I was particularly interested in was its ability to let us travel. My jejune version of the passport lets me travel back to my childhood when I desired the simplest things. To create this childish mien, I used primary block colours for the cover which is coiled by a baby blue rubber band. The image that represents my fictional country depicts a golden owl which is inspired by my childhood obsession with birds. The concept of travel is reinforced by the banner below the bird which reads “Freedom”. The stamps inside the passport contain poorly drawn symbols of my interests which, despite growing older, hasn’t changed. Ideally, I would’ve liked to include more personal information about myself but couldn’t muster enough confidence.