Barvinok is a playful and somewhat naïve typeface in the style of Yaroslav Hordynskyi that has the magical ability to make your words dance on the page, creating a rhythmic and lively movement. The combination of lightness and liveliness makes it an ideal choice for anyone who appreciates uniqueness and wants to stand out. The font is ideal for creating identity, packaging, banners, books, postcards, posters, etc. With the Barvinok font, your texts will explode with energy.

Every summer is filled with beautiful flowers, a generous harvest and warm magical nights.
but when you live in wartime, your nights become a time of anxiety, danger and air sirens.
The beauty of summer continues to exist around, but you perceive it as in a crooked mirror or a terrible dream. A series of posters with original graphics is an attempt to convey this state.
Summers life during the war.

Visual identity for cocktail bar in Kharkiv, Ukraine

This work is inspired by ordinary passenger transport – a tram that transforms into a dragon. It’s a metaphor for a tram ride. The tram moves calmly, but inside, life thrives – conversations, arguments, jokes etc. Number 14 is the actual route number in Kyiv.

Identity for Ukrainian restaurant @nai.resto

A restaurant where you can touch the real Ukraine, interweaving modern and ethnic traditions in one place.

This art about work and the daily routine that constantly chases after you. The ninjas here act as metaphorical agents Smith, alluding to a simulation of the routine world. I use watercolor and liners for this art

The poster represents a historical figure in the form of modernity, with an expressive yellow-blue accent, symbolizing the colors of the state flag. Additional elements in the form of cotton and smoothies give the image a modern style and an echo of national humor.

russian culture is a method of blackmail and imposition, russian culture kills.

The poster of “EARTH” by the Ukrainian director Oleksandr Dovzhenko was specially created for the screening at the “Academy Museum of Motion Pictures”, Los Angeles

That case when you want to believe in both God and the Devil if it will work for the benefit of our country and the Armed Forces!

My “Pink Dream” has been going on for more than nine months now, since Mykolaiv was left first without water, and then without normal water.

Display of my identification.

The illustration was made as a combined image for the Defender of Ukraine Day and St. Nicholas Day. And also, there are excerpts from the life of Mykolaiv residents.

Poster with main accent on decorative lettering

Poster with main accent on decorative lettering.

In the translation of Sergei Dmitrov, the modern German philosopher Reinhard Knodt first spoke Ukrainian.
Smart and easy text, fully filled of graphics by Hamlet Zinkivsky, known for his laconic street art. Philosophical theses(subjects) are tightly embedded in the literary text, filling it with essential things.
*Reading requires the reader to interact with the book in the form of cutting pages.

This work uses two canvases with different images.

The lower canvas is the inner world of a person.
The top canvas is noise – information from the outside, television, radio, the Internet, social networks, the thoughts and values of other people, the values that the marketing strategies of various companies instill in us. It all envelops us from all sides, merging with the noise and creating obstacles on the path to self-knowledge.

In winter 2022 in the darkest times for Ukraine, we preserved the holiday and presented the “Kyiv night” project, inspired by the beauty of our beloved city.
Kyiv constantly demonstrates endurance, indomitable spirit and fantastic views of the night city to its residents. The windows of the department store are decorated with a series of author’s illustrations of landmarks and recognizable modern buildings of the capital under the moonlight.

it was the first art I created after the war started. I was as angry and frustrated as a demon. But the demon inside was filled with his national identity, Ukrainian fairy tales and traditional memories

On the cover of the second War issue of Forbes Ukraine, you can see that world-renowned sculptor, Sir Anish Kapoor re-conceptualized one of his early works (Part of The Red, 1981) that had brought him international acclaim. The main message behind this work – you cannot know what something is purely by looking at it, as it may turn out to be different or bigger than you had expected. This re-envisioning is urgently symbolic for Ukraine that has been resisting the greater adversary.

This War issuee cover was made during the hottest phase of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Shield. Camouflage. A single pattern. Guard of the free world. These are the keywords with which we dedicated this cover. The camouflage is formed by many people who contribute to the common meaning with their daily actions. Parts of themselves are invested into the unity — all pieces in their place, in action for the expected victory. Each one has its unique place — every pixel of the camouflage matters

In response to the ongoing Ukrainian conflict, a designer’s guilt over being a bystander led to a creative project. Initially a poster design, it evolved into a university publication.

The “Ghost of Kyiv” refers to a mysterious and heroic Ukrainian fighter pilot who achieved flying ace status during a conflict, marking the first such event since World War II, over 75 years ago. This pilot’s feats and identity remained shrouded in secrecy, adding to the legend of the “Ghost of Kyiv”

On 24/02/2022 russia started a full-scale war against Ukraine. The aggressor destroyed our cities. Many cultural and historical buildings were damaged. There’s an Easter tradition in Ukraine to paint Easter eggs with ornaments: “pysankas”. Each region has its own sacral ornament and symbols. The idea was to create 25 unique pysankas that would represent each Ukrainian region’s city and transform them into pieces of NFTs. Each pattern traditionally symbolises protection and future reconstruction