Meštrović - the retrospective is the biggest exhibition of this artist in the last 40 years. We wanted to bring Meštrović closer to the young population, so we designed the exhibition space and graphics in an innovative way, whereby the yellow color that will dominate the design is a kind of accent, i.e. a warning for a work that should be stopped by, that is worth a closer look and study.

The Exhibition of Croatian Design is the largest design event in Croatia. It takes place every two years and presents and awards the best design projects. We designed this exhibition - from the first call for applications, promotional materials, the exhibition itself, awards and the exhibiton catalogue.

Croatian Film Archive (part of Croatian State Archives) initiated an edition of shooting scripts for famous films in Croatian cinematography. Fourth in the series of books is the shooting script for the film Martin in the Clouds. Original Shooting scripts were in A4 format and were used as a documentation of all the rewrites, shot scenes and discarded scenes. We designed the book in a smaller format for ease of use, but we kept all of the important elements from the original and thus kept the same 'charm' the original had.

Croatian Film Archive (part of Croatian State Archives) initiated an edition of shooting scripts for famous films in Croatian cinematography. Original Shooting scripts were in A4 format and were used as a documentation of all the rewrites, shot scenes and discarded scenes. We designed the book in a smaller format for ease of use, but we kept all of the important elements from the original and thus kept the same 'charm' the original had.

Croatian Film Archive (part of Croatian State Archives) initiated an edition of shooting scripts for famous films in Croatian cinematography. First in the series of books is the shooting script for the biggest Croatian box-office hit - One Song a Day Takes Mischief Away. Original Shooting scripts were in A4 format and were used as a documentation of all the rewrites, shot scenes and discarded scenes. We designed the book in a smaller format for ease of use, but we kept all of the important elements from the original and thus kept the same 'charm' the original had.

Marijan Hržić is an architect, designer, urban planner, professor, theorist and a publicist. In this signed limited edition you can find over 50 years of author's work. We worked on this book for over year, it has 630 pages, 3.5 kg and is probably the biggest book we had the pleasure working on.

Igepa Plana, leading paper distributor in the region, hired us to design a promotional brochure for Heaven 42. Heaven is a coated printing paper with a specific set of characteristics - one of which is that it is one of the most white papers in the world.

In December 2018. Coca-Cola HBC Croatia celebrated 50 years of existence in Croatia. For that occasion client decided to create a book which talks about activities, history and influence of Coca-Cola in Croatia during the past 50 years. Client intended to give the book to all guests (700) on 50 years gala celebration so we designed a gift box containing the book and a bottle of Coca-Cola to complete the experience. Metal bottle cap was phsyicly inserted on the cover to fullfil the title. Cap is used as a part of all chapter illustrations to emphasise importance and presence of the brand.

The book by the museum documentarian, Ana Solter, "The Archaeological Museum in Zagreb - life from 19th to 21st century" follows the museum from its early years to today. The book contains documents from the museum archives: manuscripts, photographs, letters, illustrations of various objects; therefore it was logical to "package" the documents, or rather the book, into the covers which, with its form and content, resemble a museum archive folder.

Facts&Figures is an annual publication, published by Croatian audiovisual centre. It contains all statistics relevant to croatian cinematography.

The Circus is a sculpture exhibition by Nikola Vrljić, and it is always tricky to design an exhibition for visual arts. The exhibited works are a logical choice for the main theme, and then it takes skill to integrate the information about the exhibition into the design. Fortunately, Nikola Vrljić named the exhibition in a funny and unpretentious way and made our job easier.

Koart is a business that makes advertising materials from textile and leather. Our frequent collaborators hired us to design their visual identity, web-site, and promo catalogue. The catalogue is designed so present and future clients can browse all the products and services, and at the same time they can feel the materials and see the prints and stitching on them.

At the beginning of each year Croatian Audiovisual Centre makes catalogues to promote Croatian films at festivals in Berlin, Cannes, Clermont Ferrand, Annecy… A new design is made every year, which is systematically applied to promotional materials and stands during the year.

Presjek is a magazine for detail in architecture. Each issue has a specific topic (wood, concrete, façade…). The editorial concept for the magazine is that every issue can serve as long-term literature for architects. For that reason, the cover is designed to visualize the topic of the issue in the clearest possible manner.

Days of Croatian Film were held in Paris as a part of the Croatian “Saison culturelles”. Our movies and actors are generally not known to the French audience, so we decided to draw attention with a “surreal” motif, made up from nine symbols which are connected to movie titles. In all other printed materials, the user can cut out the motifs and create his own collage.

The Introduction to Ballet is a booklet for girls aged 4-12. It is designed as a simple, educational publication, which describes and illustrates the basic aspects of the art of ballet. The history and rules of ballet are explained by “Biba”, who is the main character of the ballet souvenir collection of the Zagreb National Theatre.

The Office for International Relations of the University of Zagreb regularly prints a guide for international students. The guide contains basic information about Zagreb and the university itself, as well as all study programmes in English. The guide is designed as a pocket notebook containing all the necessary information, and has a USB stick integrated in its covers.

Sandra Tribuson’s poetry collection is designed as a writing block. Sandra’s poems are intimate, modest, and diary-like, so the collection is designed to communicate those qualities.

Promo brochure for the Milojević clinic, one of the most advanced anti-ageing clinics in the region. The brochure contains a complete list of treatments and procedures, and it is packaged into a “crumpled” wrapper with a face printed on it, reminding us of aging.

I Gave Gold for Iron is a catalogue of World War I collections of the Croatian History Museum. This ambitious project lasted more than 18 months and resulted in an impressive book more than 600 pages long.

The exhibition in honour of one of Croatia’s best graphic designers, Vanja Cuculić, is designed as a paraphrased designer’s apartment. The works are integrated into the layout, which is divided into rooms of the stylized apartment, in order to bring them closer to the audience and to emphasize the omnipresence of design in everyday life.

Graduation ceremonies for PhDs of the University of Zagreb is accompanied by a book of PhDs. It is an edition containing basic information about each doctoral candidate and their doctoral thesis. Doctoral graduations are held twice a year, and there have been 17 books of PhDs so far.

Our goal was to design a series of regulation manuals which are used by employees of the university. Manuals are usually monotone in design, and an unattractive read, so we tried to design practical handbooks which have a clear, distinctive component, but are at the same time obviously a part of the same system.

While collaborating with the Croatian History Museum, we designed five catalogues for their exhibitions and collections. Those catalogues are, in fact, very detailed and rich books.

The exhibition El Shatt is about the exile of Croats in the Egyptian desert during World War II.  The graphic materials at the exhibition are printed on big canvasses held by ropes to clearly refer to the tents in which the refugees lived. In order to better present the uncomfortable living conditions in the Egyptian desert, the covers are made from emery paper, so even the reader’s first contact with the catalogue starts to tell the tale of exile and difficult living conditions.