Editorial Illustration for the article about migration background and experience of living in other country

Modern Thinker is a modern interpretation of Auguste Rodin’s sculpture “The Thinker”

The illustration was drawn when the author moved abroad because of the war started by Russia, and her family stayed in Ukraine. Every day she spent more than 5 hours on the phone, following every news item, hoping that her loved ones were safe.

The poster is dedicated to the parents who lost their children because of Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

There’s only one way to rest on the battlefield.

I took photographs in the Kyiv region after a full-scale Russian offensive in 2022. These photographs are a visual dialogue with the drawings of artist and Bauhaus teacher Lionel Feininger. Lionel painted them during the First World War. Reality in his works is based not on the depiction of observed impressions, but on the transformation of perceptions into spatial and plastic, multidimensional structures.

Poster dedicated to the great writer, artist, poet Taras Shevchenko

During the Russian occupation of the city of Irpen, soldiers on the Alley of Heroes shoot away portraits of fallen soldiers in the East of Ukraine. The Russians were aiming at the memory of the Ukrainians. Memory is not material, it cannot be destroyed.
Punched cards are the first storage devices of the 20th century.

This bird represents Ukraine: unbroken, elegant and beautiful, flying forward, with disconnected parts that still belong to it.

This book tells 50 stories. Each of them touched the whole country of Ukraine. Some boosted morale, others provided entertainment even in the toughest days. Many shocked the whole world with their tragedy. Ukraine: 50 symbols of resistance takes a close look at the important images, events, personalities, and even memes that emerged from this war. The book was published in Ukrainian and English with 50 unique illustrations by Mari Kinovych. All money from sales goes to charity.

The most difficult period since the beginning of the full-scale invasion was to leave my hometown. Many of my fellow citizens are experiencing this now, and it hurts us. These illustrations are the iconic places of my home, which for me, for the residents of Kharkiv and all Ukrainians become symbols of the invincibility of our country. Kharkiv, I love you infinitely, you are my heart and soul.

Our collection was dedicated to the historical and ethnographic regions of Ukraine — from East to West, from South to North. In this collection, we celebrate the landscapes and the uniqueness of our country. All sweaters were sold at charity auctions, and their design gave a start to other collections — of scarves and blankets.

The one measure of true love is: you can insult the other.

When we walk with our own feet but are guided by someone else’s will – we become a fish on the hook.

Drawing for me is freedom of expression. Nothing extra – no bunch of materials, tools, frames and paints – just a pen, paper and you. Anywhere and anytime. In drawing, I can go with the flow, putting aside the planning and preparatory work. It’s like singing, only with your hands.

Nowhere is safe.

The human brain can process 11 million bits of information every second. But our conscious minds can handle only 40 to 50 bits of information a second.

Ceramic mermaid with the telephone.
Font: Fixel by MacPaw

A series of illustrations dedicated to Ukrainian workers during the russian invasion. Surgeons, firefighters, electrical workers, train attendants and many more…​​​​​​​ They still do their job every day despite the danger, shelling and blackouts.

The work is homage to ‘Coal flower’ mosaic by Alla Horska. The mosaic is located in Sorokine town, Luhansk region (currently occupated by Russians). It’s a dream to see it, especially for Yulia — she was a refugee from Donbas since 2014.

Freedom Tower game will be an experience of the worlds and armour colliding into the chaos of uncertainty and loss. The story will ignite your spirit to question if your morals are enough to choose the right side of history, or your name will become just a whisper on the mage’s lips.
The art of the Freedom Tower game will draw you to the edge between fantasy and your heritage. In the maze of the Old Tower and streets of the Capital, you are destined to find what is worth fighting for and forge