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The gospel in modern guise: the unique world of Peter Ličko
The Slovak illustrator takes a new approach to religious themes, while his architectural background gives his work a more profound dimension. His stunning artwork offers a unique visual experience and pushes the traditional boundaries of the gospel and faith representation.
Ličko is originally from central Slovakia, but after university, he
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Question the past and design for the present | In conversation with Eike König
“Language visualised in its purest form can be very powerful,” says designer, professor, and artist Eike König. Taking a look at Eike's distinctive works or delving into the artist's story, this statement takes on a deeper meaning. The designer, now known more for his career as an independent artist, is
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Art and illustration based on emotions | Interview with Tomasz Pieñczak
Tomasz Pieñczak is a Polish illustrator and art director who has worked with companies such as Volkswagen, DHL, and Ibis Hotel, but has also produced work for a number of Polish clients, including Szosa bicycle magazine in Wrocław and the printing house Drukomat. We asked Tomasz about his daily routine,
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Salami memories evoked by the new exhibition of PICK and MOME
In the recently opened Flavor–Memory–Posters, MOME graphic designers recall their memories of salami.
The iconic brand Pick and the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) have started a collaboration to bring back generations of salami memories through the power of visual culture. We have previously reported on
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“Letting the old be new again” | Silvie Lubenova
Silvie Lubenova creates fearlessly, across genres and time. Looking at her work, one might get the feeling that she is traveling back in time, but her artistic vision serves the future. And how is all this possible? Get to know this Bohemian artist through our interview!
You are an illustrator
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The power of femininity | Ada Jarzębowska Polish graphic designer
The Polish graphic designer is fond of collages and hand-drawn illustrations, her artwork depictis strong female characters.
Ada Jarzębowska studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Barcelona and at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. She currently lives and works in Poznań, Poland, although her illustrations reach much further, as
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A Gogol-inspired artist who is not afraid to show reality | Interview with Berta Valló
She presents consumer society in her own grotesque, satirical world. Her talent has earned her a place in the world’s 100 best illustrators by Taschen, and she has worked with many major companies, but the greatest recognition for her is when someone can resonate with her characters. Her personality
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Budapest through the eyes of artists | TOP 5
A city bubbling with life, packed with beautiful buildings, and overflowing with culture. This is what captures the attention of every visitor to Budapest. But do we, the residents, have the same perspective on the city where we spend our daily lives? In today’s selection, we have gathered a
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Visual narratives in orange and blue—Illustrations by Enikő Katalin Eged
In Enikő Katalin Eged’s works, the dynamics between the intimate atmosphere and nature are portrayed in the form of abstract, illustrative narratives. We talked with the Hungarian illustrator, who also works as a pattern designer and applied graphic designer, about her work and inspiration. Interview!
Originally, you did not
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I will draw even brighter than before! | Interview with illustrator Nina Dzyvulska
Nina is passionate about translating the experience of motherhood into her artwork. Her vibrant colors, playful and unique shapes are the cornerstones of her illustrations, which she uses to create children’s books, backpacks, T-shirts, hats, and other merchandise. Her distinctive patterns have become a trademark of the illustrator, making
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Stories with a thousand faces | TOP 5
In today’s selection, we collected five book designs that are sure to warm any bookworm’s heart. Let’s see!
It’s getting harder and harder to keep people’s curiosity and attention these days, as everyone is used to a constant and fast information flow that reading can’
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Ezerarcú történetek | TOP 5
Mai válogatásunkban öt könyvdesignt gyűjtöttünk össze, amelyek láttán a könyvimádók szíve biztosan megdobban. Íme!
Manapság egyre nehezebb fenntartani az emberek érdeklődését és figyelmét, hiszen mindenki hozzászokott a folyamatosan és gyorsan áramló információhoz, amivel az olvasás nem tud lépést tartani. A gyerekeknek szóló könyvek tele vannak képekkel, érdekes textúrákkal, hogy fenntartsák
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Art against war
Neighborhood is when you are separated by a wall, a fence, or a border. Neighborliness is also what binds people together. And good neighborliness is when we take responsibility for each other in times of trouble and are able to work together to cross the borders between us.
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Exhibition on mental health opened in the Printa shop in Budapest
Recently, our inner world has been affected by a number of negative external factors. And the Printa team wondered: are we really more psychologically burdened or are we simply more concerned with our inner world and the traumas it has suffered? In order to explore this topic and to develop