SAQ BOL
ERG Kazakhstan
Logo for the restaurant
CHOW AE
Illustrations for social media
Feel Purpur
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Maison Oxana
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Ramadan set
Illustrating Pasternak: A Visual Metaphor Reinventing
Personal project
SAQ BOL - Labor safety rules for ERG Kazakhstan
ERG Kazakhstan
Black and white minimalist illustrations created for ERG Kazakhstan Company, one of the leaders of Kazakhstan's industrial sector. A corporate video explaining workplace safety regulations to the corporation's office and factory personnel was produced based on them.

The core idea is the continuity of craftsmanship traditions from the Saqa tribes to modern workers, the preservation of historical heritage, and the commitment to safety in the workplace.
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Ramadan set
SAQ BOL - Labor safety rules for ERG Kazakhstan
ERG Kazakhstan
Illustrating Pasternak: A Visual Metaphor Reinventing
Personal project
Design of illustration-based logo for restaurant chain
CHOW AE
Illustrations for social media
Feel Purpur
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Maison Oxana
SAQ BOL - Labor safety rules for ERG Kazakhstan
ERG Kazakhstan
Black and white minimalist illustrations created for ERG Kazakhstan Company, one of the leaders of Kazakhstan's industrial sector. A corporate video explaining workplace safety regulations to the corporation's office and factory personnel was produced based on them.

The core idea is the continuity of craftsmanship traditions from the Saqa tribes to modern workers, the preservation of historical heritage, and the commitment to safety in the workplace.
Illustrating Pasternak: A Visual Metaphor Reinventing
Personal project
This art project was an illustration challenge dedicated to the most profound lyrics of Boris Pasternak, the favorite poet of mine. The goal was to transform his poetic imagery into striking visual metaphors, capturing the depth and emotion of each verse through graphical embodiment.

I have explored themes of love, nature, and existential reflection, translating Pasternak’s words into powerful, thought-provoking illustrations. I strived to make a reader and an observer not just to read a text of the verse and turn a page for a next one, but to slow down or stop and think about it once more, looking for their own feelings revealed by the verse and comparing their thoughts with mine.

My visual language is built on dramatic contrast of black and white, sharpening the impression and focusing the attention on the crucial.
This illustration series is nominated as finalist of international illustration contest Hii Illustration 2024
Illustrating Pasternak: A Visual Metaphor Reinventing
Personal project
This art project was an illustration challenge dedicated to the most profound lyrics of Boris Pasternak, the favorite poet of mine. The goal was to transform his poetic imagery into striking visual metaphors, capturing the depth and emotion of each verse through graphical embodiment.

I have explored themes of love, nature, and existential reflection, translating Pasternak’s words into powerful, thought-provoking illustrations. I strived to make a reader and an observer not just to read a text of the verse and turn a page for a next one, but to slow down or stop and think about it once more, looking for their own feelings revealed by the verse and comparing their thoughts with mine.

My visual language is built on dramatic contrast of black and white, sharpening the impression and focusing the attention on the crucial.
This illustration series is nominated as finalist of international illustration contest Hii Illustration 2024
Design of illustration-based logo for restaurant chain
CHOW AE
CHOW AE, a family restaurant chain in Abu Dhabi, UAE, approached me with a task of developing a logo in my signature black-and-white style. The main goal was to convey the idea of spending time with family and friends—side-by-side, enjoying delicious food and pleasant conversation.

We started with Neapolitan pizza and takeaway coffee. Later, as part of the chain's menu expansion, the logo lineup was extended to include versions for Indian and Italian cuisine, as well as burgers. We also launched a limited-edition New Year's series of hot chocolate cups and custom stickers for the customers.

Design of illustration-based logo for restaurant chain
CHOW AE
CHOW AE, a family restaurant chain in Abu Dhabi, UAE, approached me with a task of developing a logo in my signature black-and-white style. The main goal was to convey the idea of spending time with family and friends—side-by-side, enjoying delicious food and pleasant conversation.

We started with Neapolitan pizza and takeaway coffee. Later, as part of the chain's menu expansion, the logo lineup was extended to include versions for Indian and Italian cuisine, as well as burgers. We also launched a limited-edition New Year's series of hot chocolate cups and custom stickers for the customers.

Illustrations for social media
Feel Purpur
The online media platform about sex, Feel Purpur, approached me with the task of creating a series of illustrations for their Instagram page on the topic: "The most unusual orgasm experienced by our editorial team members." I chose a playful line-art style in Feel Purpur's brand colors, using a metaphorical language that allows to explore the topic while adhering to safe-for-work (SFW) principles and without violating the platform's guidelines.
Illustrations for social media
Feel Purpur
The online media platform about sex, Feel Purpur, approached me with the task of creating a series of illustrations for their Instagram page on the topic: "The most unusual orgasm experienced by our editorial team members." I chose a playful line-art style in Feel Purpur's brand colors, using a metaphorical language that allows to explore the topic while adhering to safe-for-work (SFW) principles and without violating the platform's guidelines.
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Maison Oxana
My ongoing and fruitful collaboration with the premium brand Maison Oxana (UAE) began in 2023 with the launch of the "Arabian Gazelle" porcelain collection. Since then, we have released over a dozen collections of premium-quality tableware, featuring designs based on my concepts and illustrations. Many of these collections have become hit products with a Sold Out status and are continually re-released in updated production runs. The design is built on the brand's core idea of merging Arabic traditions with influences from modern art and culture.
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Feel Purpur
My ongoing and fruitful collaboration with the premium brand Maison Oxana (UAE) began in 2023 with the launch of the "Arabian Gazelle" porcelain collection. Since then, we have released over a dozen collections of premium-quality tableware, featuring designs based on my concepts and illustrations. Many of these collections have become hit products with a Sold Out status and are continually re-released in updated production runs. The design is built on the brand's core idea of merging Arabic traditions with influences from modern art and culture.
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Ramadan set
This project was completed for a private client from the UAE, who wished to release a series of tableware dedicated to the holy month of Ramadan. The main goal was to reflect the unique culture of the Arabian Peninsula by depicting the Ramadan attributes in a light, watercolor-like style.

Out of three creative directions—the date palm, traditional lanterns, and the Sacred Night—one (the palm) was selected for further development. The design was carried out in three color options: green, blue, and chocolate brown.
Illustrations for fine porcelain design
Ramadan set
This project was completed for a private client from the UAE, who wished to release a series of tableware dedicated to the holy month of Ramadan. The main goal was to reflect the unique culture of the Arabian Peninsula by depicting the Ramadan attributes in a light, watercolor-like style.

Out of three creative directions—the date palm, traditional lanterns, and the Sacred Night—one (the palm) was selected for further development. The design was carried out in three color options: green, blue, and chocolate brown.