Future Flair

Animated interactive Flash field for the Future Flair.





www.futureflair.com

Sots type remixed (1)

Sketches of ex-Yugoslavian shop signs.

Pizzeria, Belgrade


Undertaker, Bačko petrovo selo


Chemist, Bečej

Designer: Author or universal soldier

Presentation and a workshop at "Designer: Author or universal soldier" conference in Belgrade.

workshop team


Video recording of the presentation (in Serbian)
part 1 http://youtu.be/za8yxE5yCZ8
part 2 http://youtu.be/RdflD8G2zYQ
part 3 http://youtu.be/HGtXyzwRg1c
part 4 http://youtu.be/ii1sWsiI-q0

Terminus of the World, shopwindow

Terminus of the World (homage to Courbet) as an outdoor print. Shopwindow exhibition as a part of "Designer: Author or a universal soldier" conference in Belgrade. "Beograd" department store windows in Knez Mihailova street.

Glaser, Heller, Ilić (interviews)

Interviews with Milton Glaser, Steven Heller and Mirko Ilić for Kvart magazine.
Part of the Designer: Author or Universal Soldier design conference in Belgrade.

Glaser: his new book, philosophy of drawing, leftist ideas, New York, activism, fame, I❤NY…
Heller: Obama's campaign, appropriation, movie Avatar...
Ilić: design of dissent, Islam, Srebrenica, responsibility...

All three interviews are available in both English and Serbian at www.macasev-txt.blogspot.com

ChromaTweet sampler

Analog ChromaTweet sampler.
Acrylic paint on 5x5 cm canvases.



www.macasev.com/chromatweet

REC > PLAY > PRINT

"REC > PLAY > PRINT", large print
Economic conditions of Chinese culture on a sample of a couple of square miles of lower Manhattan, NYC.
Presented at the PRE.LA.ZI exhibition in Belgrade, Serbia. Revitalization of the Chinese shopping mall in Belgrade organized by Anonymous Said:

"Limited Language" feature

Feature in "Love/Hate" article by Johnny Hardstaff, about the power of political images.
Original article on Limited Language website.

"Unstable Portrait of Joseph Goebbels"


limited language: rewriting design: responding to a feedback culture (Paperback), 2009
Colin Davies, Monika Parrinder
"Limited Language" is a web-platform, co-founded in 2005 by Colin Davies (University of Wolverhampton) and Monika Parrinder (Royal College of Art, London), for generating writing and discussion about the design process. Over the last four years the site has collected a series of essays and commentary dealing with the key issues which effect and shape visual communication today.

Dildo with blue putty

"Dildo with blue putty", painting, acrylic on canvas, 36/28 cm

2009 Poster

Mapping the points of interest/influence in 2009.
(2009 work in progress)
dimension 76/90 cm

Moleskine TYPE sketches 4

Moleskine TYPE sketches 3

2010, Kvart magazine

End of the year spread for Kvart magazine.

Mirko Ilić Corp. website

New website for NYC based design/illustration studio Mirko Ilić Corp.


Main domain: www.mirkoilic.com
Two separate websites, for design and illustration:
www.mirkoilicdesign.com
www.mirkoilicillo.com

BOOKA publishing, logo

Office chair makeover

WTC construction fence

Design competition entry for the World Trade Center construction fence mural in New York (Church street side of the WTC site). 435 ft long and 7.5 ft high.

details





6 segments







the entire fence


The competition was organized by The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey , in cooperation with the New York City Department of Transportation. One of the main requirements was not to address terrorist attacks on 9/11/01. The design should liven up the busy Financial district while 9/11 Memorial is under construction.
The long strip of the mural is one continuous landscape that changes its character between the segments ― from cityscape to desert, to the seaside, to archaeological site, to a lake, and back to the cityscape. The landscape is in the form of a highly pixelated photograph. As you view the landscape, segments closer to you appear to be an abstract grid of colorful squares (pixels). As you look farther along the fence, the abstract pattern crystallizes into a legible image. The farther you look, the sharper the image becomes.
When viewing the closer segments, you may notice that smaller pixelated visual compositions, (a variety of animals and mythical beings in an arcadian-like landscape) are embedded into the main grid. These are visible when the spectator looks directly at the fence and they blend into the pattern when looked at from afar.

Margins in "The Graphic Eye"

"Dad's friend fell from our cherry tree and died" (Margins) is featured in "The Graphic Eye" (Photographs by Graphic Designers from around the Globe) by Stefan G. Bucher and Natalia Ilyin (Foreword). Chronicle Books

The 13th card of a non-existent Tarot deck

details

KVART magazine, September 2009

ChromaTweet in KVART magazine