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.

The wall is a topography, which carries fusion of brand memorabilia, its significant sports and pop culture personalities on the background of Kyiv landmarks. Jaroslava Moguchykh jumps easily over Friendships arch. This act catches the capacious Puma slogan Forever faster.

Illustration for the book “Voices of Children”. The book is a collection of quotes from children who suffered from the war. This is an illustration of the phrase of an 8-year-old girl “Mom, when the war ends, can I be rude all day?”

Daria Titova created the “Slava Ukraini” 2-euro coin design. Coin issued by Estonia, features a girl with a bird as a symbol of tenderness.

A bouquet in which the image of the map of Ukraine is hidden and in the colors of the Ukrainian flag

A certain amount of people are not satisfied by the huge number of Ukrainian refugees that fled the country. This poster aims to explain that most of Ukrainians would prefer to live in their country, however, due to Russian invasion of Ukraine it became as impossible and scary as staying in house which is being on fire. But it is not just a metaphor – Ukraine is really on fire : because of both being shelled by Russian missiles/Iranian drones and battles on the frontline.

This project was created in 2020, and decided to refresh it in 2022. It is about love for the culture and traditions of one of the Ukrainian regions. Hutsulshchyna region is famous for its unique culture, rich history, language, and folk art.
The main idea was to create a project that would absorb the traditions and motives of the entire culture of this region. And to demonstrate that folk creativity is always relevant. Subsequently, was created the whole visual identity of this region.

A graphic sketch from the Mined Minds series about living in a country at war