The March 8th postcard, «Stop! the patriarchy,» references the history of the holiday and encourages women to continue fighting for their rights. The girl is situated inside a star resembling a road sign, and the lettering matches its style.
The Teacher’s Day card, «Thank You Teacher!», is designed in the style of a simple child’s notebook drawing—even such an everyday detail can mean a lot to an educator.
Birthday card «Wishing you a meow-! vicious birthday!», rendered in a collage style. The pun combining «marvelous» and «meow» unites the image (a cat) and the greeting.
New Year’s card «Have a GOATed year!». Since the next year is the Year of the Goat (goat, which also corresponds to the English acronym «Greatest Of All Time»), the goats are moving forward (to the right), while the horses move backward (to the left), separated by the New Year (Christmas trees).
Poster for the film «Dogville,» where the heroine was literally treated like a dog—she was chained up. Consequently, she is depicted in the silhouette of a «beaten» animal.
Poster for the film «Substance,» which raises the theme of internal misogyny. The typography is rendered in cute, «girly» colors—turquoise and pink—but juxtaposed alongside them are terrifying eyes (the cloning of doubles in the film) and a star that guides the main character.
A poster for the film «The Seventh Seal,» which reflects on the value of life and the fear of death. On the Scythe of Death, set against a cloudy sky, the protagonists are captured during the «dance of death.»
A poster for the film «Spider-Man Brand New Day» depicts a tense protagonist, a spider in his eye, alluding to the transformation that is about to begin.
Album cover for Mitski’s Lush, where the singer explores themes of beauty standards and the female experience. Blur, speed, storm, emptiness.
Album cover for The Amazing Devil’s the horror and the wild. The album is structured as a collection of semi-theatrical (and sometimes fantastical) stories in the indie-folk-rock genre. A night in the woods, magic, and shadows.
Album cover for Alla Pugacheva’s By Sharp Needles of Bright Fire—a contrast between a delicate photograph and a sharp background.
Album cover for PLM’s Shameful Ones Live on Air. The lyrical hero sings cheerfully about his problems and his «fall» in the eyes of society (the shame), as well as about the fans who ought to adore him. Therefore, he is flying, but it’s unclear if the silhouettes of the fans' hands will catch him.
Covers for Stephen King books. Plots from his frightening works burst forth from the text blocks.
