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This project was made as a part of MA in Illustration at University of Hertfordshire. The idea was inspired by the Japanese form of poetry - haiku - which focuses on the representation of the present moment.
This short animation divided into three parts is based on the responses from selected interviewees about the moment they were being interviewed. The questions concerned the sensations and emotions the respondents experienced in a brief time period. The replies were then interpreted and translated into visual language that guides the viewer through other person’s experience.
The objective of this project was to encourage viewers to stop and listen to their senses. I started working on this project researching meditation techniques as a response to general mental health struggles that many experienced during the pandemic.



















Physical work: crayons, pastels and pencils
above: character design
for Toyota winter cards (initial propositions)
left: birthday card drawing
below left: three life drawings (under 20mins) made with crayons
below right:
IPad Pro x Procreate
drawings created for the law company during autumn 2021







Poster designed for "Posterjam"
keyword: choice














Frame by frame animation "Bump"
created entirely on IPad Pro x Procreate








Pattern Design for Khulla
(yoga products company from Poznan)
April 2021





The Golden Waterfall
acrylic paint, January 2021

Tennis Court 4
crayons, January 2021

Olmecas, Aztecas & Voladores de Papantla
digital media, May 2019



Cover design for Polish medical magazine "Wielkopolska Izba Lekarska"
"Santa Home Alone", December 2020

I was asked to design the cover which would relate
to Christmas for the magazine's December issue.
The goal I set myself was to capture in some way the general atmosphere of the pandemic with plenty of people stuck
at home not able to celebrate this special time of the year with their family and loved ones.
I decided to reference the movie "Home Alone" which is visible on TV, literally implicating that Santa is stuck at home on his own not able to give away presents because of the lockdown.
