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DUMA is a magazine created by queers for queers (and allies). We are a group of fierce creators, editors, photographers and designers.

This zine introduces readers to the figure of Dominik Bielicki - a Warsaw poet and mathematician, whose poems in a daring way prove that poetry is not only commonly understood lyricism, but also a detailed and convincing description of the reality that surrounds us - historical and political. I decided to put the poet's work in the foreground, only then - gradually - we can get to know him as a real person, a man of flesh and blood. The magazine was created in the convention of an intertwining digital and real world. The exact mind, an employee of a large corporation, reveals its sensitivity to us. Similarly, when it comes to the graphic layer: from a computer font to a sensitive but decisive hand gesture. The lines were frozen in a text frame, RGB mode was being computerised out of tune.

for ABB

First anniversary album with selection of our poems and illustrations.

This magazine is showing the readers vivid and colorful word of queer performers - mostly drag queens, ball contestants and vogue dancers. The magazine was created to show the importance of drag art, so far associated primarily with the LGBT+ community. Now it’s experiencing a hot period, rapidly gaining popularity outside of this environment.

First professional magazine for individual investors. The quarterly magazine is co-created by people and institutions associated with the currency and stock markets with years of experience. I've designed their last issues before the publishing has been suspended.

Issue #2. We are proud of the fact that together with students of the FCUM and the University of Warsaw, we were creating an inter-university magazine, powered by the talent and power of youth. In addition to our main idea: "More Reading, Less Surfing!"

This poster represents woman rights

Issue #8/2019 begins with puzzle, a graphic puzzle. This publication was created by youth artists from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts from the Lithography Studio. Roman Pisarski's poem titled Zagadka was divided into lines which were given a comment by each author, separately.

I've designed and published a book about gender identity and human sexuality. It will allow the reader to distinguish sexual identity from orientation and orientation from preferences. It will also give them a new, more open-minded perspective on gender and allow them to consciously express themselves. It's a reportage about individuals/couples, allowing us to understand what problems they have to struggle with on a daily basis.

Brand identity for Sushi Market includes logo, papers, stuff t-shirts, advertising flags.

Vinyl cover