DESIGN · 2016 → 2021 · AND AGAIN 2026
Five years with graphics
I started with print and retouching as a freelancer: business cards, posters, menus, advertising, prepress. Then Yellow Images — 3D models, renders, colour correction and mockups for a Canadian stock library. Then Prometeus Labs, where brand identity, markup and video editing were added to the graphics.
MY OWN PRODUCT · TVER · 2016 — 2018
Dazhdi Studio
What it was
My first product of my own. A client sent in a photograph, I drew a low-poly portrait from it by hand in Photoshop — around three hours each — printed it on canvas and handed it over. The packaging I designed and assembled myself, and finished pieces I often delivered in person, meeting somewhere in town. Most were bought as gifts.
How it sold
I sold through a VKontakte group, Instagram and my own site. I never once bought advertising: around twenty orders came in over two years, and to this day I do not know how people found me. In the autumn of 2016 I put together a joint set with Coco in Lab — a portrait plus craft scrubs, gift packaging and free delivery, 2,500 roubles for the set.
Commissioned portraits
Shop window and product
The pumpkin, the spaghetti, the burger and the ice cream were a shop window rather than a product: I drew those for the group page, to have something to show between commissions.
With clients — bought as gifts
COMMISSIONED WORK · 2016 — 2021
For other people's brands
Print and branding
Web and interfaces
Moon Rabbit
A distributed crypto conglomerate: a system of jurisdictions pulling every distributed ledger into a single cross-chain protocol. All my work there came down to one task — making that abstraction visible. I drew the interface to the owners' concept, a series of illustrations and a collection of icons, and took part in the markup and the mobile adaptation.
The design that went into music
I drew posters for myself and for the trio as well — sheets under my own name for concerts at La Grotta and on the Prichal. Some of the posters were done by designers at the venues. They are all collected in the Music section: there you can see not only the layout but what it was made for.