At the Table is a short fiction film directed by Ivan Veljača.

Days of Croatian Film are a short and medium-lenght film festival. We designed the 33rd edition.

Casablanca is a poster created at the initiative of the Split Nomad Gallery and the Split Mediterranean Film Festival - FMFS, which brings together designers and illustrators with the task of interpreting film classics in the form of digital prints selected from the Classics al Fresco China Mediterranean program.

Celebration is a feature film directed by Bruno Anković based on the novel by Damir Karakaš.

Paviljon 6 is a feature-length documentary film by Goran Dević. It was recorded at the Zagreb Fair during the mass vaccination of citizens due to the pandemic. Intimate conversations in the vaccination queue best describe the plot of the film.

The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent is a short fiction film directed by Nebojša Slijepčević

"Filmschnite" is a joint project of the Austrian Cultural Forum, the Goethe-Institut Kroatien and the Embassy of the Swiss Confederation in Croatia dedicated to the presentation of contemporary films in German from Austria, Germany and Switzerland.

DropSept and DropDefence are innovative ophthalmic preparations against common infections, but also for protection against UV light and blue light from the screen. The packaging is designed in such a way that the main motif is a stylized eye, and the main purpose of the preparation is subtly highlighted inside the eye. Continuing on the packaging, the visuals for the campaign continue to use the eye symbol, but the many benefits of the product are communicated through different graphic textures that simulate eye conditions that need to be treated.

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.

Kino Kinoteka, under the direction of Mario Kozina, shows thematic cinema programs. A new program starts every two months.

1001 Nights is a short documentary film directed by Rea Rajčić, which follows two pensioners in Split who watch Turkish soap operas so much more than a means of passing the time.

What's to be done? is a feature-length documentary film directed by Goran Dević. The film follows the collapse of the Gredelj train factory in Zagreb.

The Marin Čilić Foundation organized a humanitarian tennis tournament whose goal was to raise funds for the construction of a multifunctional sports playground for children in needy areas in Croatia. The action was joined by many famous Croatian athletes such as Luka Modrić and Mario Mandžukić.

Seventh Heaven is a debut feature film by Jasna Nanut.
Too afraid to confess to his wife that he fell for another woman, a middle-aged man turns into a ticking bomb that might explode right into his face.

Northern Comfort is a feature film directed by Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson. FIlm is about a diverse group of people with a chronic fear of flying are stranded in the wintry north.

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.

Short Film Marathon is a cinema programme in the organisation of the Croatian Independent Cinemas Network.

Carbide is a debut feature film by Josip Žuvan.

My neighbour wolf is a short fiction film. Villages near the Croatian border with Bosnia are mostly deserted, abandoned by the authorities, and forgotten by the world. The last few inhabitants live in extreme poverty and are left to fend for themselves against frequent attacks of wild beasts.

Filmski Boršč is a Ukrainian film program in the The Croatian Independent Cinemas Network.

The Department of Croatian Studies of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Zagreb and the Department of Croatian Language and Literature Teaching Methodology of the Croatian Philological Society organized a congress on the topic of History and the role of the subject.

High on life is a feature film by Radislav Jovanov Gonzo.

With the help of traditional and new media, the exhibition presents the original appearance of two Zagreb buildings that have been designed as 'total design' works in the spirit of the aesthetics of the Vienna Workshops.

Days of Croatian Film are a short and medium-lenght film festival. We designed the 31th edition.

Every 5 years, the Seafarers Union of Croatia hosts a Congress that brings together key players from Croatian and international maritime organizations.
The Congress is the highest body of the Union and addresses vital topics for our seafarers: the challenges of local and international sailing, workers' rights and interests, and the promotion of the social status of workers related to maritime activities.
We designed the main visual for this year's 7th Congress with the Union's values and challenges at the forefront, communicating their resilience and resolve.

Documentaries have a different impact than fiction films. We perceive them as more truthful, more real and they can move us in a more permanent way. They touch us, shape our opinions, emotions and views. Exactly that is what we are communicating with the design for the Zagrebdox festival 2022.

How I Learned to Fly is a children's film based on the novel of the same name. The film was directed by Radivoje Andrić.

Nikola Tanhofer's iconic film 'H8' was digitally restored last year, and we 'restored' his poster.

Short Film Marathon is a cinema programme in the organisation of the Croatian Independent Cinemas Network.

The Last Socalist Artefact is tv mini-series based on a Robert Perišićs novel 'No Signal Area'. The series is directed by Dalibor Matanić who is a co-creator with Ankica Jurić TIlić.

Postor for a children theater play directed by Morana Dolenc.

Days of Croatian Film are a short and medium-lenght film festival. We designed the 30th anniversary edition.

The Staffroom is a feature film directed by Sonja Tarokić.

Documentary TV series dealing with uncertainty of modern age, co-directed by Nebojša Slijepčević and Judita Gamulin, commissioned by the Croatian Radiotelevision.

The Dawn is a feature film by Dalibor Matanić. It's a second film from the Trilogy of the sun (The high Sun was the first one).

Storkman is a feature documentary directed by Tomislav Jelinčić. Main character Stjepan is taking care of a disabled stork Malena for 28 years. Stjepan and Malena are waiting, every spring, for her lover Klepetan to arrive from the south.

ReD is an UNHCR initiative developed to inform the public about refugee issues. Festival of Tolerance - JFF Zagreb invited us and 4 more designers (Bruketa&Žinić&Gray, KunaZlatica, Iva Babaja and Ruta) to design posters for trams and buses all over Croatia.

We're working with Klović dvori Gallery for several years now. We mostly design graphic design for temporary exhibitions and advertising.

The Nutcracker Escape Room is a hybrid of an exhibition and an escape room. Young visitors had an opportunity to visit an educational exhibition and than, with the new knowledge about the famous ballet, try to finish the escape room experience.

Rendez-vous au cinéma is an annual manifestation organized by the Croatian Independent Cinemas Network and the French Institute. The programme aims to offer Croatia French film classics through small, independent cinemas. In the 4rd edition of the manifestation, the most popular film is Zazie dans le métro.

Marin Čilić Foundation organised a humanitarian tennis tournament with the goal of raising funds for multifunctional children sports playground in an underdeveloped part of Croatia. Many of Croatia's best athletes supported the cause, Luka Modrić and Mario Mandžukić among them.

Last Serb in Croatia is a feature film by Peđa Ličina. It is the first zombie comedy from the balkans.

Zagreb film festiva lje najveći međunarodni filmski festival u Hrvatskoj.

Rendez vous au cinema is an annual manifestation organized by the Croatian Independent Cinemas Network and the French Institute. The programme aims to offer Croatia French film classics through small, independent cinemas. In the 4rd edition of the manifestation, the most popular film Jules and Jim.

On The Water is a feature documentary by Goran Dević. Film portraits people living their life on the river.

MALI - Mali is a feature film by Antonio Nuić. Upon being released from jail main character Franjo starts his leagal and illegal fight for the custody of his son.

Gender and gender equality are the main topics of Zagreb Pride 2018. The poster refers to the overemphasized interest of the government and the society for the intimate and private matters.

Visual identity is based of the fact that Croatia has no design critique. There is a lot of design exhibitions in Croatia that give out awards to the best designers, but the critique is non existent. Main elements of the new identity are the laudatory tick and the negative cross mark. Their role is to engage the audience to express their thought about what is good design and what isn't. They have to know how to differentiate the two and learn how to express their beliefs.

Srbenka is a documentary feature directed by Nebojša Sljepčević. Film focuses on peer violence toward children of different nationality in Croatia. It examines how the generation born after the war copes with the dark shadows of history.

Comic Sans is a feature film by Nevio Marasović. Graphic designer Alen is solving his emotional problems with alcohol and drugs. A rough night in Zagreb ends with his mental breakdown, after which he decides to go to Vis with his father to try and get his life together. His relationship with his father is strained, his ex-girlfriend shows up on Vis and his idyllic plan falls to pieces and the situation becomes even more stressful than it was in Zagreb.

Short Film Marathon is a cinema programme in the organisation of the Croatian Independent Cinemas Network.

Rendez vous au cinema is an annual manifestation organized by the Croatian Independent Cinemas Network and the French Institute. The programme aims to offer Croatia French film classics through small, independent cinemas. In the 3rd edition of the manifestation, the most popular film is Contempt starring Brigitte Bardot.

Louder Than Guns is a documentary film by Miroslav Sikavica about the role of patriotic music in political changes in the 1990s, the Homeland War and the destinies of their composers and singers.

Safe Flight is a short fiction film about a family preparing for a big trip to Australia. Frightened by various news of terrorism, they decide to divide the family members in two planes.

Sunday Morning is a short film about two boys, their fathers and a dog in an unexpected encounter in a forest on Sunday morning.

Scaffolding is an israeli feature film about a teenager who is having to choose if he's going to continue his education or continue his fathers business - scaffolding.

Azulejos – The Art of Portuguese Ceramic Tiles was an exhibition in the Museum of Arts and Crafts. It presented 11 panels of 18th century tiles which decorated the walls of the Croatian Embassy in Lisbon.

Holy Air is a film about a Christian Arab starting a business venture of selling holy air from his birthplace - Nazareth.

Poster for a Goonies projection at KinoKino festival at Kino Europa.

The Mystery of Green Hill is feature film by Čejen Černić. It is a part of film franchise about a hero named Koko.

All the Best is a Christmas feature film directed by Snježana Tribuson.

For us, ZFF (Zagreb Film Festival) is the most important urban cultural event in Zagreb and beyond. We wanted to strongly associate the design with the city after which the festival was named, and give it a hint of humor and nonchalance which visitors know it by. Sending Zagreb statues, the symbols of the city, to the festival, seemed like an ideal way to accomplish those goals. We also noticed that popcorn bowls suit them bizarrely well – so we wasted no time. The idea is so mundane, bordering on silliness, but so endearing that one can forgive the simplicity. :)

ZG80 is a debut film by Igor Šeregi. This action comedy revolves around a group of Bad Blue Boys supporters who go to the away game between NK Dinamo and FK Red Star, where they are met by their biggest rivals – the Delije. The game ignites a chain of events which lead to a real hooligan war on the streets of Belgrade.

On June 1st 2016 there was a huge protest in Zagreb in support of school reform in Croatia. Iva Babaja and Tatjana Bartaković organized the designing of posters for the protest and more than 30 authors joined the initiative. Our poster makes fun of all the political promises.

The Beast is a short film directed by Mirloslav Sikavica. The film won an award at Cannes Film Festival. The main character is a backhoe loader operator who's job is to demolish an illegally built house. He accidentally brought his son to the site, and that becomes a problem.

The Northern Iberians were people who inhabited Catalonia before Christ. This exhibition in the Archeological Museum of Zagreb is centered specifically on the decapitation cult and mystic rituals.

Women’s Day Weekend is a short manifestation by the Croatian Audio-Visual Centre and the Independent Cinema Network. It is held on the International Women’s Day during which there are projections of movies with “women” subjects or from female authors.

Road Patrol is a crime/drama series produced by Kinorama for HRT

‘Life is a Trumpet’ is feature film directed by Antonio Nuić. Main character is a jazz trumpet player, living the easy life to the point the situation in his family starts to smother him.

‘Zagreb Stories’ is a third feature film from the ‘Zagreb Stories’ series. This volumes theme is - holidays. 

The High Sun is the first croatian film selected to the official competition of Cannes Film Festival. Film is about forbidden love and is directed by Dalibor Matanić.

In cooperation with Maro Pitarović, we won the competition for the visual identity and the poster for the Dubrovnik Winter Festival. The idea was to transform the red Libertas flag, the symbol of the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, into a red winter scarf, and create a counterpart symbol for a counterpart festival.

The Reaper is a feature film by Zvonimir Jurić. Main character Ivo is a reaper who cannot escape his gloomy past.

We continued to collaborate with Dubrovnik Summer Festival and kept the 2013 visual identity. This time, we emphasized that this is the jubilant 65th festival.

The project assignment was to increase citizens’ awareness about the Archeological Museum. In an informal research we noticed that a large number of Zagrebians know about the cafe bar in the atrium of the Archeological Museum, but have never visited the museum itself. We addressed that audience and pointed out that the place they frequent and pass by is close to a museum rich with world famous exhibits and collections.

Zajedno (Together) is a short movie by Daniel Kušan. The protagonists are typical Zagreb families, which live in social housing, have employment issues, and have trouble communicating with their loved ones…

Zeitreise (Time travel) is a children"s show and presents history divided into periods: dinos, jellyfishes, cavemen, ancient Egypt, vikings

Handymen is croatian comedy by Dalibor Matanić.

Dubrovnik is a world famous city of unique beauty and rich history. The city walls are one of the most famous landmarks. Our idea works on that well-known image, and upgrades it with HEART OF ART. For Dubrovnik truly has a heart of art. The key visual element of this year’s games, the resemblance of the heart and the city’s layout, seems obvious, which perfectly emphasises the parallel between the architecture of the city and the anatomy of a living organism which lives and celebrates art. The Dubrovnik we speak of is not made of stone, but pure emotion.

Hush... is a Croatian movie by Lukas Nola. The movie is based around the growing up of a girl who is sexually and physically abused by all men who are close to her.

Vizkultura.hr is a web-site for visual culture. For the launch of their print campaign, they had 17 Croatian design studios create original posters on the topic of visual culture in Croatia. We were one of the invited authors, and we designed a poster which is our personal commentary on the state of visual culture in our country.

The Mysterious Boy is a Croatian children’s blockbuster, the sequel to the movie Koko and the Ghosts. The story is based on Ivan Kušan’s famous novel.

Teleport Zovko is a short film by Peđa Ličina. The film is a comic science fiction which takes place in Croatia in 2050. Teleporters are used all over the world, and the first teleporter operator finally found its way to Croatia – Teleport Zovko.

Aida was coproduced between Zagreb National Theatre and Rijeka National Theatre. The concept was a modern interpretation of this rich, Egyptian-themed opera. Egyptian iconography was completely omitted in both stage and costume design. Following the director’s concept of the opera, the poster is a modern interpretation of Egyptian hieroglyphs. The plot is told through four letters/hieroglyphs.

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.

In 2012 the Croatian Film Archive marked the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage by screening a few of the censored movies from Croatian history. The star of the show was the movie Ciguli Miguli, which was censored by the communist government in 1952. The poster’s main visual was the name of the movie “censored” with the red star.

War and Peace is a theatre play in which director Tomaž Pandur deals with the relation and influence of war to peace and vice versa. The poster closely follows that concept. Half of the red cross was printed and the full cross was achieved by folding freshly printed paper. By doing so, peace literally affects war and each poster is also unique, because there are no two prints alike.

We made relief graphics for the office of Dr Nikola Milojević, one of the most renowned London aesthetic doctors. The graphics are stylized images of the eye, nose and lips – the parts of the face which are most frequently subjected to aesthetic correction in the clinic. The graphics are unique and made from lacquered mediapan.

Koko and the Ghosts is a Croatian children’s blockbuster from Ivan Kušan’s famous novel of the same name. The movie drew an audience of more than 80000, and it was the most viewed Croatian movie in 2012.

In 2006 we won the public competition for the University Fair campaign. The Fair’s basic function is to introduce high-school graduates with faculties in Zagreb, entry exams, possible careers, etc… From 2006 to 2011 we have designed seven consecutive campaigns for the University Fair.

Film by Aldo Tardozzi is based on a story about an evening-long friendship between two sixteen-year-old girls. They are both young and immature, and during the evening they participate in many “adult” situations – robbery, drug abstinence crisis, murders, etc…

The main motif is the designer’s profile made of illustrations of half-opened drawers. Both the advertisements and the catalogue feature profiles made from illustrations, which symbolize the designer’s field of work; posters, wine labels, books, identities and tourist destinations.

Šuma summarum is a Croatian movie. The plot thickens when 20 people enter a forest. Soon that forest becomes the stage for differently motivated murders. The film has no specific genre; it has the characteristics of dark comedy, action, thriller…

In 2006 we won the public competition for the University Fair campaign. The Fair’s basic function is to introduce high-school graduates with faculties in Zagreb, entry exams, possible careers, etc… From 2006 to 2011 we have designed seven consecutive campaigns for the University Fair.

The University of Zagreb hired us to create a campaign for the opening ceremony of the Borongaj Campus. The campus is located in former army barracks, and the main part of the opening was an open air concert.

In 2006 we won the public competition for the University Fair campaign. The Fair’s basic function is to introduce high-school graduates with faculties in Zagreb, entry exams, possible careers, etc… From 2006 to 2011 we have designed seven consecutive campaigns for the University Fair.