A poster for a Polish play inspired by Allen Ginsberg’s Howl and the beat generation.

An original play about a group of students at an isolated writer's retreat working on an adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest as they struggle with their own issues, group dynamics, and climate anxiety.

A Passover card for the Jewish Community Center in Kraków.

Play poster for Neil Simon’s Rumors. The director asked me to recreate Norman Rockwell’s painting “The Gossips” with photos I had taken of the cast.

Beer label I designed for my friend’s homemade beer.

Cover art and logo for a podcast addressing the human elements of medical care.

I designed and illustrated this book, based on the life of a mayfly.

A small sample of stamps I have designed and produced. Some are for my own use, others were commissioned as gifts.

Shirts with my deer illustration to celebrate the bizarre double-bodied creature that perches on a building near Rynek Podgórski in Kraków.

Original logotype for a Polish fashion label. They make clothes and accessories out of recycled fabrics and other materials.

Spec work for an annual festival.

Azimo’s Kraków office invited me to design a series of murals to decorate their office. In addition to the fanciful imagery in the hallway (floating islands, a tentacle from the deep) I also reproduced their logo (not shown) on a few walls locations. Below, left to right: (1) reminders before leaving the office painted next to the exit (2) “Rupee Room” signage for the conference room (3) “Shilling Room” logo outside of another conference room. All work was to use only their corporate colors and be visually consistent with their existing identity.

Original photography done by me — the layout and design was based on a template used by the company.

I produced posters and program cover to fit their “roaring 20s” theme. Type and skyline drawn by me.

A system of stamps designed for my father’s home-roasted coffee.

… with my own hand lettering.

In the end, Rob scrapped the title so the design had to be changed. But I was proud of the cover photo (I borrowed a stage gun) and the combination of film noir threat and vague absurdity that the cover conveys.

… with original macro flower photography.

Their theme for the year was “change.”

Spec design.

The production design of the play was divided in two, representing the two kingdoms — one inspired by summer, the other by winter.