Punk: An Aesthetic

One of my first record cover designs for the Croatian punk band Prljavo Kazaliste (Dirty Theatre), from 1979 is included  "Punk: An Aesthetic" book.

Punk: An Aesthetic Authors: Jon Savage, William Gibson, Linder Sterling, Johan Kugelberg (Editor), Published by Rizzoli, New York

'Someday All the Adults Will Die': Punk Graphics 1971 - 1984, art show

Dirty Theatre

Friend of mine and amazing Croatian graphic designer, Dejan Dragosavac Ruta, notified me of "Someday All the Adults Will Die": Punk Graphics 1971—1984, a show which just opened at the Hayward Gallery Project Space in London. 

Included in the show is one of my first record cover designs for the Croatian punk band Prljavo Kazaliste (Dirty Theatre), from 1979.

SOS Design Festival

SOS Design Festival / Students Organizing Sarajevo Design Festival is the first design festival in Sarajevo, initiated and organized by the students of graphic and product design from the Academy of Fine Arts Sarajevo. It's happening between October 31st through November 4th. I have been invited to lecture and help run a workshop. See you there.

Equality

We just designed the new logo for the 7th Jewish Film Festival in Zagreb with the theme "Equality". Below are a few designs with applications of the logo, by Sanja Kuzmanovic.

The Digital Doctor

Today my illustration got published in
The New York Times, on the front page of the
Science Times section.
Science Times is art directed by Peter Morance.

Drugi Format

On September 19th, 2012 I 

was a guest on Croatian 

National television, in the show "Drugi Format" (The Other Format), 

hosted by Vlatka Kolarovic. 

The Fine Print

Portfolio, imprint of Penguin Group, just published
the book The Fine Print by David Cay Johnston.
Johnston is New York Times bestselling author of
Free Lunch and Perfectly Legal (both illustrated by me)
and a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter.

The book is art directed by Joseph Perez.

Vets and Crime

This week Huffington Post published my illustration in their weekly iPad magazine. The story is titled "Vets and Crime", and below is a brief of the story.

For those who commit crimes or break the rules, the military just systems can be unforgiving. offenders are punished, locked up or thrown out. Military courts, by and large, do not recognize the idea of rehabilitation.  With growing numbers of troops acting out the violent anger and reckless behavior from combat trauma, this is becoming a bigger problem. Already, there are are 17,000 active-duty soldiers in legal trouble and awaiting court martial or unceremonious discharge.

Illustration art directed by Josh Klenert. 

First Portfolio

New Print Magazine competition, "Portfolio Review", will be judged by Natasha Jen, Debbie Millman, Scott Stowell, Jessica Walsh, and I.
For this occasion, we were all interviewed by Print Magazine about our first portfolios.

My first assigned U.S. illustration for The New York Times Book Review, 
art directed by Steven Heller. It was published in April 1986, to accompany an article 
titled "Burning Houses."