Laba

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The office, movie series poster. Created for jello prank fans.

The Office

Vinyltines Day

National Ice Cream Afternoon

For dogs, for dogs owners, for music lovers also. Actually for everyone.

Music For Dogs

coffee and cigarettes

QUARANTINE

Winter silent disco poster created for barstudio event located in Warsaw

Silent Disco

Otis tribute poster, created for barStudio event.

Otis Redding Party

Wine and sentiments, artwork made for myself.

sentymenty

yuyake

TOAST

zakazana muzyka

muggy

Peace

Tina

Ciggies / papieroski

Martini

Poster inspired by Running of the Wieners event which takes place in Cincinnati every September.

running of the wieners

Migraine

My own interpretation of Jazz Jamboree Festival.

jazz jamboree

Ramen

sunshine

Dolce Vita

The Tulex poster is a playful wordplay on Durex, but instead of protection, it emphasizes embracing and warmth. In Polish, “tulenie” means hugging, cuddling, or snuggling, making “Tulex” a fictional brand that could symbolize comfort, closeness, and affection. It’s a humorous take on branding, twisting the meaning from something associated with intimacy in a different way—less about barriers, more about connection.

Tulex

Sometimes playful things lead to serious results.👀 “Bombardillo Crocodillo” is a typographic experiment with a wink. A modular grid, a nod to old hand-cut signage, and a wordplay you won’t find in the dictionary. Because design doesn’t have to be serious to work.

Bombardillo Crocodillo

A minimalist homage to graphic precision and cheese-certified absurdity. The bold circular form references both the iconic wheel of Parmigiano and the perfection of design geometry — centered, balanced, and unapologetically simple. Set in a dotted modular typeface, Graphiciano Reggiano blends the visual language of product labels, Italian craft, and conceptual humor. A poster that’s part branding, part parody, and entirely typographic umami.

Graphiciano reggiano

A nation on life support. This minimalist poster captures a single heartbeat — shaped like the US — flickering across the flatline of design. At once a map, a monitor, and a message: fragile systems, political spikes, economic murmurs. A visual EKG of instability.