Modna is a well-established mainstream fashion magazine that just recently received an overall redesign and is ready for a bright new future. We came to do our best in helping to achieve that goal with our monthly illustrative/photographic editorial. For the first (redesigned) issue we said no shortcuts and did a homage a Roy Lichtenstein visual with an actual cardboard setting.

An established hairstyle salon chain Mič Styling decided to open a new range of salons, aimed at a younger, trendier crowd and so YMS was born. Having had a lot of creative freedom we made the best of it and completely updated the space that was previously also used by hairstylists. On top of our decorative skills we also designed a few pieces of furniture and placed a lot of attention to workstations. 7 different custom made mirrors were designed to keep things as wild as possible, a sofa and a coffee-table was made to give the waiting area a bit of flair and every wall got covered in cut hair inspired textures. Add a few compulsory wall vinyl frescos and the salon is open for business.

Ljubljana Puppet Theatre is a well established institution with a fair amount of heritage. But since reputation does not repair the damage hordes of youngster do to a place an intervention was needed. Instead of just using some paint we were wisely called to redesign the lobby where the main entrances to the large and small stage are located. We used our superpowers and created a playful mix of Willy Wonka inspired psychedelics all wrapped up by puppet like creatures that are certain to cause some Freddy Kruger style nightmares. When you add our favorite chess patterned floor Dorothy is not in Kansas anymore. Alice in Puppetland.

Spanish publishing house Monsa has featured our work related to designing iron-on sticker sets for t-shirts. Inspiration for all aspiring t-shirt designers can be bought in a form of a beautifully designed book here.

Stage and dance floor decoration for the season finale of Smetnjak club nights @ K4 club. This time with a special guest - techno acid paranoid android - Paul Chambers. Lots of neon, cheap effects for instant visual gratification and overall superficiality of design take good care that the debate never enters the domain of pretentious artsy fartsy double-talk. A simple 'woooow' is good enough for us. Let the music take care of the rest.

Spazio 11b is a casual pret-a-porter fashion boutique in the heart of Trieste, a city that for a time in the 19th century shared the same level of wealth and cosmopolitism as did the more famous Italian tourist trap Venice some centuries ago. Monumental architecture and overall baroquesque style of showing off that is overwhelming in Trieste was a good inspiration point which we chose to tone down using more simple shapes and patters. Neo Geo reanimation of old fame.

After doing an illustration for an article in the June ’09 issue of Computer Arts, we were asked to do THE COVER for the September issue. Quite a step up! The issue deals with printing techniques, so there are many special effects on the cover. The photograph doesn’t do justice to the real thing, but if you look closely you might notice: silver color, pink and yellow neon pantone colors, pink metallic foil, emboss on the hand, the hole where the hand reaches out is cut-out, the grid is printed with UV varnish … uf … I hope we didn’t bancrupt them! We also did the first spread of the magazine, where all the elements are in order, and then the hand scatters them across the cover. Majestic!

SymbolOne was super surprised when he saw the light box synths and other still objects we designed for the decoration of his show in Ljubljana. The night was a great success and Love Juice was all around the club :)