Alisa Kurdya ™

The linear style used in the design creates an image of lightness and ease of use, which is important for placement on various media. The equal thickness of the lines used in the logo symbolizes the equality and accessibility of sports for all children, regardless of their social status or physical abilities. The silhouette of the Olympic rings provides a clear reference to the sports theme. The simplicity and clarity of the logo’s graphics make it recognizable and allow people to easily remember it, which helps to increase the speed of growth in communication channels.

This project unexpectedly landed on me and turned out to be one of the most unique experiences in my practice. I developed a clothing concept for Till Lindemann (Rammstein) — specifically trousers and outerwear. Till had his own vision and specific requests. My task was not just to draw, but to deeply understand his personality, his stage presence, his physicality. The concept was built around the contrast of brutal strength and vulnerable intimacy — heavy textures combined with surgical precision of cuts, dark monochrome base with sudden accents. The silhouette references both industrial aesthetics (construction harnesses, oversized pockets, protective overlays) and almost ritualistic tailoring — as if the clothes are armor, but armor that reveals as much as it hides

This project was a full-scale development of a comprehensive instruction manual for assembling a modular block system. Unlike typical technical documentation, my goal was to treat the guide as a visual object — functional, clear, but also aesthetically considered. From the very beginning, I focused not only on the technical accuracy of the instructions but also on how the user interacts with the visual language. The color palette was carefully chosen: bright green for key actions and attention points, white for clean negative space, and gray for secondary information and structural elements. This trio creates a clear hierarchy without overwhelming the reader. I incorporated subtle elements of constructivism — dynamic diagonals, geometric precision, and a sense of industrial rationality. The layout avoids chaos: each spread is structured yet feels slightly alive thanks to the sharp accents of green and the asymmetrical placement of certain graphic blocks.