First Born Films Animation

The UK-based blog "Logo Designers" just featured our identity design and logo animation 

for First Born Films.

Read more on their blog: http://www.logo-designer.co/identity-design-for-first-born-films/

You can watch the animation here.

GDUSA Fist to Face Review

Graphic Design USA, a news magazine
for graphic designers and creative professionals, published a nice review
of Dejan Krsic's Mirko Ilic: Fist to Face in their
May/June 2013 issue.

HMF at The Breakers Hotel

HMF is a restaurant that is part of the historic Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida. The letters are the monogram of the man who established the hotel in 1896, Henry Flagler.

We inherited the logo and created a playful pattern incorporating colors from the interior designs of renowned hospitality designer Adam Tihany.

Collateral includes: Lunch and dinner menus, wine binder, matchbook, umbrellas.

Surfside Lounge Menus

These are our menu designs for Surfside Lounge at the Crowne Plaza Melbourne Hotel in Florida.

PLAY at the Broadmoor Visual Identity

We designed the visual identity for PLAY at The Broadmoor, a restaurant at The Broadmoor Hotel. The main part of the logo is a circle to visually reference the bowling alleys attached to the restaurant. Because of the name of the restaurant, we decided to PLAY with the logo and create a slightly different logo for the different usages.

Our designs included the menu cover, check presenter, letterhead, notecards, notecard envelopes, business cards, coasters, napkins, drink stirrers, etc.

You can see more of PLAY's logo variations in our previous blog post here.

NYTimes Business Section Illustration

Illustration for the cover article of the New York Times Sunday Business section,
entitled "A Local Hero Accused."

Art Director: Minh Uong

Anti-masonic Poster Show Catalog

Seventeen posters from my collection are showing as part of the 7th annual Jewish Film Festival in Zagreb, Croatia. These seventeen are from the original twenty posters created to announce the Nazi anti-masonic show in Belgrade in 1941. The show and posters were part of the German Nazi anti-masonic and anti-semitic propaganda.

Celebrated Croatian graphic designer, 
Dejan Krsic, donated his time designing the catalog for the show. The show and printing of the catalog were made possible by generous donations from the AIC Foundation Inc.