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Saving food through the eyes of a graphic designer
Recipes, composting, and storage practices—a guidebook to help you get started on your food-saving journey. Introducing No Food Left Behind!
Boró Hajdu is a student at the Institute of Visual Arts at the Eszterházi Károly University in Eger, Hungary. As she pointed out, graphic design offers many opportunities to
design
Polish posters for your home!—The latest publication of Zupagrafika is out
Zupagrafika’s latest publication is a selection of masterpieces of Polish poster art. Iconic film and theater posters from the ‘Polish School of Posters’ period were displayed in the streets of the former Polish People’s Republic on one of the most prominent tools of urban architecture: the poster column.
design
What happens if we model people in a plant’s image?—A visual experiment by Soma Gonda
Although the question in the title is pure speculation, Hungarian graphic designer Soma Gonda believes it could prove to be a useful method of sensitization in the future. What is Plantropomorph and what can we learn from it?
Soma Gonda is currently a Master’s student at the Moholy-Nagy University
business
Retailers, who dare to dream big | Gestalten launches new publication
This book is a guide for the next generation of businesses. Meet the innovative entrepreneurs who run shops, and learn how you can become a successful business owner, too.
lifestyle
“It’s an international language that everyone here speaks”: meet the Youhu generation!
Forty-three artists, more than four hundred reproductions, over almost four hundred pages: the Youhu publication, which combines the words “young” and “Hungarian”, promotes the greatness of Hungarian visual art and puts it in an international context. As the initiators of the project say, it presents the best Hungarian artists of
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Mixing fun with function—collage technique à la Hekla
They like to sit down in a bright and comfortable working space free of distractions, and slip into a creative focus with a cup of coffee. Besides digital solutions, the Warsaw-based design studio focuses on hand-drawn shapes and patterns, and the unconventional collage technique. We asked the creative duo of
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A little retro, a little punk - introducing Look Back and Laugh publishing house
A little retro, a little punk—Zoran Pungerčar associated this feeling with the sincere admiration of typography and riso printing to create his own art publishing house. The experimental and free philosophy of the project is included in its name, as the publishing house was named after a Minor Threat
branding
The path to transferring design knowledge | Interview with Péter Serfőző
Branding and the visual response—How a brand becomes it’s visual identity by Péter Serfőző, is more than just a book about branding. It teaches and guides visual designers not only how to create graphic elements that add value to a business, ensuring their customers are satisfied, but also
design
Tastes, scents, impressions—Renáta Török-Bognár’s book Metszéspontok
Coffee table books are becoming more and more popular in the Hungarian book market as well, which, apart their informative function, are primarily intended to give you a break from everyday life and to take you into another world while flipping through them.
The skeptical reader might say: but that’
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Kyiv in the language of typography | KYIV TYPE
Sebastian Schubmehl’s thesis, KYIV TYPE, approaches and presents the design scene of the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, in a way that fills a gap. A beautiful, large publication that gives an intimate insight into the life of the city, showcasing its inhabitants and a special design publication.
Throughout the project,
design
The best zines in Eastern Europe | TOP 5
We love zines because they are about freedom: there are no rules, no expectations, no need for expertise, just a good idea. They can be about anything, divisive or marginal topics, art, music, politics, they can be funny or even very personal. Zines are distributed in a narrow circle, cheaply
architecture
Buildings with cour d’honneur in Budapest
Young art historian Melinda Mártonffy started to investigate the history of tenement houses with cour d’honneur within the walls of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. She was so captivated by the topic that she even dedicated her thesis to it, and now, a few years later, her much-anticipated
design
Stories from Eastern Europe | Natúr magazine
„The East deserves the hype” – something we like to say frequently, and we are always happy to see our statement proven right by new projects of the region, one better than the other. We are even happier when we see that others think so too and decide to promote local
art
A book on Ukrainian trademarks | IST Publishing
IST Publishing is a tiny publisher in Kiev, giving life to books and publications each more beautiful than the other. The publisher offers volumes on art history, philosophy and many other topics – our current favorite is the one showcasing Ukrainian trademarks. Here it comes!
The publishing company was established by
art
Unusual conceptuality | Andrej & Andrej
Experimental visual language without unnecessary elements: the projects of
Slovakian design studio Andrej & Andrej are made appealing and unique by raw and
bold solutions, odd and unusual ideas and their progressive visual world. We
interviewed founders Andrej Barčák and Andrej Čanecký.
The story of the artist duo with the same
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V4PLUS | Our favorite Czech brands_07
We present you the star designer of the Czech, who has already designed for
Belgian, Italian and French manufacturers. We will take a peak into our favorite
bookstore in Prague, where one cannot only find books, but cool prints, too. We
will tell you about a super colorful and sustainable
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V4PLUS | Our favorite Czech brands_05
We would never, not even in our wildest dreams thought that there will be a time
when we will be raving about a TV tower in our V4 selection. It seems that the
“Prague rocket” made its way to our bucket list, just like we wouldn’t say no to