“Golda Posters” is a short series of posters for the Kyiv bar Golda, based on the works of Ukrainian artist Elizaveta Mironova. Her sincere and naive illustrations have found new life in 4 monthly digital remakes.

graphite & collage on paper.

The series of illustrations is devoted to various relationships, quarrels, and self-acceptance.

Poster about the beauty of everyday life. The idea is to depict a mundane object as a work of art. Here, a tea glass holder — a traditional way of serving and drinking tea in Ukraine.

She is young and pure. has a She is young and bright, has a pure soul and faith in the future. It is important for each of us to preserve these qualities during of our life

Promprylad is a former factory in Ivano-Frankivsk. And if in the past, it used to manufacture devices, now the factory “manufactures” startups, businesses, ideas, cool projects, innovative solutions, and progressive entrepreneurs. We were fortunate to work on another update of Promprylad — its brand identity. The vibe of Promprylad is all about innovation and conceptual rethinking, so the identity is built on modernist industrial visual aesthetics, reimagined to meet the needs of the modern era.

NOW WHAT // become as little children is a creative exploration of the uncertainty, and search for one’s place in the tumbling whirlwind of life. Digital collage, mixed media.

Flowers of war as aesthetics of war?

In the process of the font design workshop, this walking man was born. No one knows where he is going, but he carries a lot on his shoulders.

a visual diary of war in posters

The “I Will Win” patches created with a military friend. Not a commercial project

The branding for Psychosocial support service for military personnel who returned to civilian life for rehabilitation. The main idea is to illustrate the healing of a hardened heart (traumatized psyche) during the course of treatment. Visually, the healing is represented by a reduction in the number of sharp angles.

Lapunzel is a vegan, hypoallergenic cosmetic for dogs and cats. The brand is a delightful blend of cuteness and punk vibes. With its daring typography and artistic fur prints, Lapunzel creates a one-of-a-kind beauty routine for your pets. It’s a standout in the categort of pet cosmetics.

The monument called ‘Motherland’ is one of the beloved symbols of resilience for the residents of Kyiv who, since the beginning of the war, continue to endure significant shelling of the city. This work was created as part of the ‘META HISTORY. MUSEUM OF WAR’ project.

The series talk about their own experience of living through the war in Kharkiv. It uses my and my friends’ posts on social networks and messengers. These posts are not memories, but are directly “moments of the moment”, which gives them a special emotionality.

Experimental poster

This artwork is a simple reflection of everything the author loves: walking, nature, and stylish boots. Over the years, this illustration began to travel real streets.

Lesia Ukrainka is a well-known poet, but she is much less well known as a playwright. The festival was intended to reveal this role. The festival also involved young people, and it was important to show for them a classic cultural person as a live human. In the identity, Lesia appears as a mysterious figure who seems to be looking at the viewer and speaking to him. The poster for the play Orgy, which tells the story of the uprisings of the Ukrainian people through the figures of the Greek epic.

The poster is based on a photo taken personally. This is the window of my apartment in Kharkiv, Ukraine. There were a lot of crows circling around that day after the rocket attacks. I was forced to leave my country. But I really want to return, the only question is when?

These illustration created during the full-scall invasion russia into Ukraine. Artist shows her feelings after watching Ukraine’s news. Surrealistically she depicts ukrainians lives in pain and sorrow,
simultaneously leaving a place for hope and faith.

TUT I ZARAZ // HERE AND NOW is a mixed media exploration of words’ symmetry layered on the presence in the moment. The hand-drown mirrored letters are combined on a wall texture found in my hometown’s neighbourhood.

Continuous thoughts breathe life into fragmented, chaotic, and fleeting images, straddling the line between coherence and randomness. Our perception of reality, life, and time is delicate, susceptible to external and internal influences. Yet, we adapt, finding strength amid chaos, dancing to the world’s rhythm. We listen closely, sensing its pulse, connected to those who came before and will come after us.

This is an illustration of Zaporizhzhia city. This city is located not far from the front, waiting for victory to come one day.

The mix of generative patterns and dream-like real-life scenes mirrors our derealized state since the war’s onset. Numbness from witnessing the immense pain; soft memories of an undisturbed past and a yearning to hold onto them. The only certainty is hope to bloom in spring – “розквітну навесні.”