Apparently the graphics for MareziJazz almost don't make it on time. ;)
Last year's: splashes of paint, vibrant like summer green and fruits.

 

 

 

  

Almost time for the new MareziJazz graphics, but it will have to wait a bit. :)
My "debt" from last year's festival. It was geometrical, playful, with a summer colour palette and a flexible pattern.

 

Playing with dots, patterns, textures. Summer colour palette. MareziJazz 2015.

"Something with colours. Something for this season," they said.

So, here it goes, light and fresh, with the taste of summer. For the 10th anniversary. Happy Birthday, MareziJazz!

It always feels nice to see how your work turns out in a physical form. Especially when it's done as it should be. :) Eventhough the organisation of MJ went through quite smoothly, I'm in my usual pre-event-thrilled-nervous-mixed-feelings-mood. But fortunately, I also know that in less than 24 hours this unpleasant feeling will be over. So - cheers to great music, nice people, relaxed atmosphere and the perfect boula*. :D

*Updating your drink vocabulary:
boula is a summer "coctail" made of (preferably red) wine, fresh peaches, sugar and some secret ingredients. ;)

Proudly presenting what I've been working on for last couple of weeks... [drum roll] MareziJazz graphics for this year's edition! :) Vintage texture, basic coloured lines, simple sans-serif font. And a bunch of great bands, as always.

 

Proudly presenting the new website for the festival MareziJazz and the jazz workshop Zgrabi Zvok/Grab the Sound. :) FINALLY! Almost finished (there are some mini details to be fixed, but all in all is as it should be). I made the design... which was magically transformed into a functional page by my friend Tomaž Lango.

The design for MareziJazz 2012 icluded the rennovation of the web page, flyers, posters, concert program, wine labels, and also a new design for t-shirts.

MareziJazz is a traditional big band festival, which is organised in Marezige (village near Koper) every first weekend in July. For the 2011 edition the posters, flyers, web page, concert programs, wine labels and other graphic elements were in the black/orange combination.