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“Colour is the key. The eye is the hammer. The soul is the piano with its many chords. The artist is the hand that, by touching this or that key, sets the soul vibrating automatically.”
W.Kandinsky 

“music on camvas” _ poster _ personal work

Experimenting on layout, photo papers and cut-out’s.
Binding by hand.
Personal work.

“and love?” _ poster _ personal work

guitar player is Sad Brad Smith [info @ la.ga.sta]

the greek words at the bottom:  ”and love?”

“skateboy” _ poster _ personal work

“black rose” _  poster _ personal work

Inspired by the lyrics:
“…ένα μαύρο τριαντάφυλλο και τη δύναμη για να παλεύω…”
Μικρό Αγόρι - στερεο νοβα

“the age of fear” _ poster _ personal work

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Brochure regarding an “use condom” campaign for teens.

Project assigned to me by T.Stelios, post-graduate student @ “Psychology & Media Studies” program - Panteion University. 
Texts by T.Stelios
Design by afreepixel
10/2009

[click image to open book]

“City hotel” is a 4 star hotel in Thessaloniki  located in the city center.

Personal work.

my proposals for the medsos.gr ad campaign competition 2009

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from crayons to pixels

“28twentyeight” _ poster _ personal work

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before & after. personal work.

Designed this template  for my 0.35L /12oz  tumbler

tumblerart 

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Re-designing “Α Secret Life” CD by M.Faithfull

personal work

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My illustrated idea plus text regarding the greek word “καρεκλοκένταυρος” (kareklokentavros). Personal work.
[It's all greek to me!]

My entry for the 2009 poster competition “Ten Images for Ithaca“.
This year’s competition theme was “I”.
“I”. A “portrait” of myself. What do I see when I stand in front of a mirror? How do I see myself? How do others see me? What image would best represent me? What image would best represent my personal, social or political identity, my inspirations, my habits or my travels?

My entries for the poster contest.
All posters created for the opera Tosca were presented by the Greek National Opera at Olympia theater from March 19 till April 5.
The exhibition was part of the celebrations for 150 years from composer Giacomo Puccini’s birth.

Clouded Athenian sky. personal work.