Temat na kwiecień:
Łożysko po wenecku

Składniki:
3 łagodne cebule „szalotki”
5 łyżek kuchennych oleju roślinnego
8 wąskich pasów świeżego łożyska pokrojonych w kostkę
1 łyżka kuchenna natki pietruszki
2 łyżka kuchenna octu winnego

Przygotowanie:
W połowie oleju uduś cebule na małym ogniu.
Pozostały olej rozgrzej intensywnie i wrzuć na 20 sekund pokrojone łożysko.
Dodaj uduszone cebule, natkę pietruszki i ocet winny.
Podawaj z czerwonym winem.

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Sitodruk, 2 kolory, nakład 113szt. // Silkscreen, 2 colours, 113 copies.
Cały kalendarz jest do obejżenia na artkiosk.net

My silkscreen print was featured on an international group exhibition under the title “Battle” which is also the subject of all works created for this travelling and growing collection of works. It can be seen at Pracownia Wschodnia, ul. Lubelska 30/32, Warsaw.

Autorzy/Authors:
Marta Garbińska (linoryt, typografia, szycie), Jan Garncarek (sitodruk, typografia), Ewa Guniewska (transfer ksero, linoryt, typografia), Joanna Jurczak (transfer ksero, typografia), Stanisław Leszczyński (transfer ksero, linoryt, typografia), Kamila Makaruk (sitodruk, typografia), Katarzyna Sadecka (transfer ksero, szablon), Kamila Sitak (transfer ksero, linoryt), Olga Surawska (transfer ksero), Wiktoria Szawiel (transfer ksero, typografia)

Prowadzenie/Organisers:
Wojtek Mejor, Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik

Współpraca/Collaboration:
Janusz Noniewicz, SITO pracownia sitodruku

Completed: July 2008
Title: Arkadia promo bags
Media: serigraphy on textile bags
Client: ARKADIA Oy International Bookshop

Assignment that followed the webdesign for the international bookshop. Image of a vintage bicycle with books on the carrier applied by silkscreen on textile bags. Both the client and I don’t like nor use cars but prefer two wheels instead so the image of a bike seemed perfect for the job. Click below to see photos of the bags.

→click here to see the images

Completed: March 2008
Title: Pixelache University
Media: offset print, silkscreen
Client: PixelACHE Festival of Electronic Art and Subcultures

Concept and graphic design for the 2008 edition of Pixelache festival. Produced items included a poster, local flyer, international flyer, brochure and bag.

→click here to see the images

Completed: April 2007 in Helsinki, Finland
Title: Nordic VJ Meeting
Media: print, silkscreen
Client: PixelACHE Festival of Electronic Art and Subcultures

Graphic design for the 2007 edition of the festival which included the following items: flyer, poster, 70 page publication, print ad, t-shirt and promo bag. The web design I also did is most probably not going to be implemented.

Completed: March 2006 - Warsaw / Helsinki
Title: Dot Org Boom!
Media: print, web
Client: PixelACHE Festival of Electronic Art and Subcultures

Although the festival was held in Helsinki I have worked as an art director remotely from Warsaw, Poland. The tasks involved were creating the overall look of the festival for the year 2006 and then, basing on that, creating the following items, which were then produced and developed by a local graphic designer:
- A1 poster, offset
- flyer, digital
- design for large stickers and bags
- website graphics adjusted to the 2006 look
- cover and layout template for the festival publication

Begun: 2005 in Madrid
Title: Amagatall
Media: serigraphy
Client: self-published

A t-shirt business that has never taken off due to lack of funds and good will. What remains is a name, a logo and several designs for t-shirts. ‘Amagatall’ means ‘hiding place’ in Catalan.

Completed: April 2004 in Helsinki and Stockholm
Title: Audiovisual Architecture
Media: offset print, serigraphy, digital photography
Client: Pixelache Festival of Electronic Art and Subcultures

Photos for the publication have been made during two photo sessions on the Kamppi construction site in Helsinki, Finland together with graphic designer Juha Franssila and photographer Antti Ahonen.
All festival t-shirts have been produced by hand in serigraphic process together with fashion designer Dana Lee.