Illustration “Save the flowers of Ukraine” for support of the project dedicated to the preservation of the modernist building Kvity Ukrainy “Flowers of Ukraine” from 1985, located in Kyiv. In 2021, it was partially destroyed by a developer.

Mariupol is a city in the south of Ukraine, but it was almost completely destroyed by the Russians and is now under occupation. Russian bloggers come there to take an extravagant photo.

Poster for the exhibition of the Kharkiv School of Photography “Kharkiv 18+”. Curated by Sergiy Lebedynskyy. Photo used on the poster: Sergiy Solonsky.

At the forefront, a woman, representing the soul of Ukraine, stretches her arms skyward, releasing a ribbon in the national colors of blue and yellow. Circling the woman are storks, birds revered in Ukrainian folklore for bringing happiness and heralding the arrival of spring. Here, they symbolize the resilience of the nation, reminding us of Ukraine’s ability to renew itself despite adversities.

This is the brand identity and packaging for a tiny family business in Ukraine – ‘The House of Happiness’ eco-house. The packaging for “The House of Happiness” products – homemade preserves (jam, dried fruits/tea and cider) was a part of the brand identity. The brand itself is an attempt to preserve a piece of happiness, summer and caring about your loved ones. That is the reason why the naive style of illustration and typography was chosen.

Sometimes freedom isn’t something that is given for granted. Sometimes it’s something that has to be fought for. Sometimes you don’t choose this fight, but the fight chooses you. And only after you let go of (or cut off) everything that’s been holding you down – you can finally set yourself free.

This work is about Ukraine in the first place. But the author dedicates it to everyone who is fighting for their freedom – no matter how big or small the scale of the fight is.

some reflections about russian aggression in poster format. i have no doubts that world can’t be safe without defeating russia anymore. the evil from kremlin should be destroyed. and our beautiful Ukraine will be free forever

Against a vivid blue sky, a resolute soldier stands emblematic of all those who rise to defend Ukraine. The white doves encircling him symbolize the nation’s yearning for peace, even as the dark missiles hint at the ever-present challenges and the adversities brought by the evil. Within the soldier’s nurturing embrace, a glowing orb reveals a girl letting free a dove, epitomizing the hope and spirit of a nation under siege yet undeterred.

Mariia uses her art as a form of visual diary – each painting is a fossilized imprint of a given stage in her life as an artist, a lover, an immigrant, and simply a starry-eyed young girl looking for her place in the sun.

1) Just be nice
2) This way up

Posters for the Ukrainian Film Festival Berlin 2022.

The poster is dedicated to our defenders and Defenders Day, which is celebrated on 1st October. The poster shows an overstuffed vase, which is offered everywhere to a dream, a symbol of Ukraine, which shows our indomitability.

Poster for Fantazery festival of art and electronic music in Yasinya, Rakhiv Raion, Zakarpattia Oblast, Ukraine

Antony believes, that the depiction of the War could be only possible through the private and intimate experience. The present artwork tells the story of the regular man who used to love his feet. He took care of them and took a real joy in his beautiful limbs. Usually, we don’t really feel it, accepting our body parts as an obvious given. Everything changed, when the sudden horror of war descends upon you. And one day that man found his heel brutally mutilated by the mine. Nothing would be the

UI/UX development for DEX – the Blue Racoon project, which meets the needs of users and the requirements of the modern market. The application of the principles of design of thoughts made it possible to create a functional and attractive interface that facilitates convenient and effective interaction of users with the platform.

Display font family inspired by lettering of famous Ukrainian designer Isaak Khotinok
and continues the Ukrainian tradition and at the same time combines it with the general development of world art of the 20th century. Stylistic kinship with Art Deco is appropriate for the presentation of cultural heritage both purely Ukrainian and European, British and both American, and thanks to the developed diacritics it can be expressed in many languages.

The past and the future are always intertwined. Here Ukraininan bereginyas of the past come in futuristic portrayals.

These works of art serve as a profound exploration of the concept of home. In the midst of war’s turmoil and devastation, home endures as a sensation that transcends the physical space. It is a powerful reminder that, despite the trials and tribulations, the essence of home remains an unwavering presence, deeply ingrained in the human experience.

Illustration depicts the famous scene from Gogol’s story «Christmas Eve» about Ukrainian mysticism, where the devil stole the moon.

Posters for series of concerts by Ukho agency

Digital collage of the places all around the globe from Google maps as a symbol of exploring the open road.