Poster for International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival Docudays UA and its programs. The theme of the festival was the image of the future. We’ve selected a blank page as a frame to draw your own future. I’m also attaching the photos from Kyiv streets and people’s participation in creating their/our image of the future. All size are real) Art director – Roman Bondarchuk, font Docudays UA by Dmytro Rastvortsev and Director by levtype

Heraldics for Mars, with its biggest volcano in the world and the god of war with a spear, whose name the planet bears

The main task in developing the identity was to showcase the tourism diversity of the region while preserving its historical heritage. Minimalism was chosen as the foundation, which is reflected in the region’s architecture and atmosphere.

The logo combines several symbols – a 6-ray star, Tripillia culture symbol, mill, and an asterisk (footnote). The symbols represent clarification, explanation, disclosure, and clarity of understanding in works.

Autumn comes, Persephone leaves the earth, crowned with poppies, symbols of the infinity of being. But she will return, because death will be no.

Display and text font family inspired by works of famous Ukrainian designers of 20th century Georgiy Narbut, Mark Kirnarsky and Petro Kholodny and named in honour of The ACT ZLUKY “Unification Act”–an agreement signed
on January 22, 1919, by the Ukrainian
People’s Republic and the West
Ukrainian People’s Republic

The experiment with AI generative fill in Photoshop shows how the shapes of author’s collages can transform into abstract art.
This is AI digestion system: it consumes memories and figures and produces metaphysical taste of a picture.

(4:00~a.m.) The start of a full-scale invasion, the birth of chaos. Someone believed that a full-scale war would begin, someone did not, someone was preparing, but for everyone, that morning of the 24th was unexpected. The picture shows the first explosions in peaceful cities of Ukraine. Spring and summer landscapes, like all nature, represent a harmonious process that disturbed the first explosion. On the cow’s collar hangs a medallion from a mirror with the inscription “GOD” which can also be

MUHi is a multifunctional project focused on consistent and sustained support for Ukrainian artists at the initial stages of their creative formation. The competition was held in Kyiv for the eighth time.

The project uses several different technologies to create a visual animation concept. The plot principles of the story, social problems with elements of personal growth of the characters were also chosen.
The advantages and criteria for creating characters for a certain type of technique, the principles by which a character is created, are defined.
Character design is based on three components: shape, silhouette, color.

The Book is a research on the history of Ukrainian graphic design, in particular, on the area of corporate identity during the period of Thaw, Stagnation, and Perestroyka. Visual and textual narratives address the given subject in the wider chronological order: from the 20th century avant-garde to the present. The publication displays archive materials, identifies the names, describes the processes and highlights the influences in Ukrainian graphic design in the local and global contexts.

“Thank you, I’m fine” Self portrait series in times of war

This is a call to help Ukraine, because this is how we can win this war together

Bereghynya is a protector of people from all evil, a
“household” goddess, as she is also called, who protects
the home, small children, and the well-being of the family.
From time immemorial, a woman was considered a
Protector, her word, warm and kind, healed and restored, a
woman – as a symbol of Life itself, was an object of
worship in ancient times. It is the woman who is assigned
by God to protect the family, children, Love, Comfort,
Harmony…

Vase with painting “Birds fly against the wind”

Illustration of the cover for the book “Not Muses, but Muscles” by Maria Tytarenko. Relying on muses is an amateur tactic. But keeping inspiration under control is a matter for professionals. How to do it? Exercise your creative muscles regularly. Just don’t rush to the gym. This is a creative writing training book.

My art is sweet, provocative & controversial. I create what I love and passionate about, every piece has a story behind, most of them reflects everyday life that we all share, referencing emotional expressions, double meaning pun, some twisted slang and humor, music we love, movies and books we grew up with, political and social statements, some pieces are the combination of the visual and verbal context hovering between comedy and tragedy.

Real Ukrainian street ads (printed on sweatshirt using their original typography) and photos inspired by them. For instance: “Be careful, gas”, “Mind the ice peaks”, “be careful, branches may fall down” etc

Daria Titova contributed to the design of the wallpaper for a kindergarten in Ovruch, Zhytomyr region, funded by Estonia and opened on June 2.