Two playful posters for children's events at the local cultural center (MOK Pruszków).

Bright colors, bold typography, and a pinch of chaos — because kids' energy deserves matching design.

Goal: Make parents stop, smile, and say, "okay, this looks fun."

The task: motivate the IT team without another "Keep calm and code on" cliché.

The result: a geometric, minimalist design that visualizes momentum — data meets drive.

Or as Helvetica would say: clean, confident, corporate.

Four travel posters created for Albatros Travel, celebrating dream destinations across the continents.

Goal: Inspire through visual storytelling, not cliches.

Concept poster promoting the radio's investigative series.

Editorial aesthetic meets subtle drama — restrained palette, typographic hierarchy, and a quiet tension.

Tone: Serious, but designed to make you stop scrolling and actually think.

Designed for an environmental campaign protesting logging in Poland's ancient forest.

The image features trees subtly shaped into human facial forms, symbolizing the silent witness of nature under threat.