We wish you a wonderful Christmas time full of joy and gingerbread
(if you like it, of course; otherwise, replace with a preferred pastry and emotion).
And here’s a making-of image of this year’s card: no image generation involved, of course, a lot of scrapbooking instead:
May the new year bring you a lot of creativity and upcycling!
Slightly late warmest Christmas wishes, may this time bring you plenty of joy and light!
May this Easter time bring you joy and spring renewal.
(The card by our son. And we will post again other stuff than holiday cards. Promise!)
May this Christmas bring you everything you need to renew the light within you. Rest and be merry!
We invite you to visit our new exhibition that will take place in the Uphagen House in Gdańsk (Długa Street). We will be showing over 30 books we designed in recent years, accompanied by materials illustrating the details of book design: layouts, print choices etc.
The exhibition opens tomorrow, Dec. 8th, at 5 PM, entrance free. Hope to see you there!
If you’re a Polish citizen, please vote on 15th. Let’s make the future green and flourishing!
(And if you’re not Polish, vote in your elections, don’t give up your power.)
It’s our 10th wedding anniversary today (yay) and our kids drew us cards that we wanted to share with you.
A meadow by our older son.
And by our younger son an activity card! Can you find all 10 tens in the drawing?:)
I am absolutely thrilled to tell you that I have the honor of joining the Communication Arts jury panel for 2023 Design Competition!
Back when I was in high school (it was very much not an art school) my arts teacher had some CA annuals and they seemed to come from a different world (I didn’t even know what a job of a graphic designer meant), an utterly fascinating world that I felt drawn to. I was so excited when we realized we could participate in the CA competition and as a result we won our own Awards of Excellence. But never ever did the 18-year-old me (or, you know, older me) think I would be asked to judge other people’s entries. I am really looking forward to seeing all the amazing work submitted this year!
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