The czech Salvation Army helping to female asylum seekers…
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Directed and Created by: Lukáš Veverka
Production and Supervision by: Oficina
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Idea 1.: Action Price
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Idea 2.: FairPlay
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Idea 3.: We Are All On The National Team!
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Idea 4.: I❤Corruption
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Idea 5.: Sheaf of Notes
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Idea 6.: People
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Concept and Design by: Petr Skala & Lukáš Veverka
The Brno Biennial showcases the very best of graphic design.
The Brno Biennial was established in 1963, and is thus the oldest exhibition of graphic design in the world. It regularly alternates between two subjects. The 24th year is dedicated to corporate, informational and advertising graphics and posters while the 2012 Biennial will focus on graphic design and type in books, magazines, newspapers and the digital media.
Apart from the main competition show, the Brno Biennial features a specialist symposium and a number of accompanying events, thanks to which Brno becomes a major centre of contemporary graphic design for four months.
It is defined just by a system of creation not by any strict shape. It’s representation of various compositions of cyan squares.
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Concept and Created by: Lukáš Veverka
A collection of posters for an independent art gallery.
CREDITS:
Concept and Created by: Lukáš Veverka
It’s all based on hand-made stop motion animation reminiscent of graffiti and other street arts forms. The story is simple:
the graffiti brings fresh life into an uniform grey city.
CREDITS:
Concept by: Petr Skala & Lukáš Veverka
Directed and Created by: Lukáš Veverka
Graffiti design by: Martin Jedlička
Music by: Marian Balata
Supervisor: Radovan Černý, CET 21
Production: David Lachout, CET 21
CREDITS:
Concept by: Petr Skala & Lukáš Veverka
Directed and Created by: Lukáš Veverka
Director of photography: JJF
Postproduction: Neji
Music by: Marian Balata
Supervisor: Radovan Černý, CET 21
Production: David Lachout, CET 21
On the 20th February 2010, the 7th anniversary of PechaKucha Night, 117 cities came together on a single day and held events across the globe to support Architecture for Humanity’s plans for rebuilding in Haiti. Other PechaKucha events for Haiti during February took this total to 174, and with cities still holding PKN events for Haiti in March this total will top 200.
According Cabbala each part of the human body is assigned a specific symbol. What if these symbols are a code been sent by God? Code we can use just one press of a button.
CREDITS:
Directed and Created by: Lukáš Veverka
Music by: Martin Jedlička
A collection of posters for an independent art gallery.
CREDITS:
Concept and Created by: Lukáš Veverka