Exhibition materials designed for Chicago based artist Vida Sačić. Acute Accent refers to the acute mark (´) which can be placed over certain letters in various languages to indicate an alteration of sound such as the quality, quantity, or pitch.

This mark was represented on the flyers and posters for the show as a connection between the artist’s name and the name of the exhibition. The event took place at Catich Gallery in Davenport, Iowa.

The main graphics use Latienne; information is set in all caps Adobe Song.

This poster was created and screen printed in Chicago in 2019 as a part of my BFA program at the Northeastern Illinois University.

The design brief was to create a visualization for an event which does not mimic the time frame of the artist’s era, and brings more contemporary feeling to it. The color separation technique helped to develop the composition, which includes dynamic textual block set in Antique Olive, partly masking the photo.

Poster design for print studio Depression Press run by Chicago based artist Dud Lawson, quoting their “Print Is Dead. Unless You Want It” poster (itself a play on Yoko Ono & Jon Lennon’s WAR IS OVER! (If You Want It) poster). Printed on Riso. Made as part of my BFA program at Northeastern Illinois University. Combat is used for the typographic patterned background, while all-caps Minion is set on a circle to spell out “Depression Press”. The quoted original poster used condensed caps from Franklin Gothic.