Daniel Vojtíšek
vojtisek.daniel@gmail.com
+420 773 958 290
Selected clients: The Game Awards, Made Thought, Something Special Studios*, Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes, Czech National Museum, Hollar Foundry, Pekelné Sáně Gallery, Karpuchina Gallery, Bomma lightning, Pandistan, Autodraft group, Shoedaism, Unlikely store, Anthropictures, A2 Magazine, Qybic
Designer and creative director specializing in developing brand identities for clients in diverse fields. Detailist obssesed with thoughtful typography to build everything else on. Capable of handling the broader needs of larger projects thanks to a multi-tool kind of skillset, from strategy through concepting, to various analog or digital executions.
A commercial gallery on the cutting edge of contemporary art, focusing mainly on fresh and bold living artists. Connecting young art with established collectors. A complex biotope with high-level artworks to fish for.
Located on Fish Street, the owner's surname can be translated as karp lady and she goes fishing with the exhibited artists instead of meeting them over coffee. Identity reflects this theme but leaves a large portion of visuality to the exhibition's visuals. The logo is fluid like a school of fish, adapting to different environments in different agglomerations.
Graphic Design, Editorial Design, Bookdesign, Print Production, Web Design
An atmospheric documentary about the worsening water situation in Jordan. Living water tells the story of power, exploitation and changing ecological circumstances in one of the most water-poor countries in the world.
This conflict is symbolized by an icon which can be both interpreted as a body of water or the desert dunes of Jordan. A big part of the films character is minimal speaking and long wide shots. This was transfered to the visual language when developing the titles or the promotion materials.
Logo design, Typography, Art direction, Motion, Web design
A shoe brand that started as an LGBTQ+ community focused, helping individuals who struggle to find elegant shoes that fit. Initially embraced by the first Czech transgender model, Peta Nitka but slowly transformed into an iconic designer brand worn by the likes of Lady Gaga or Billy Porter. Step up and stand out.
Shoeadaism is a madeup word that can have different meanings to different people, but the common theme is obsession with shoes. The messaging and logo reflected this and the bracketed word was marked in sentences describing this relationship.
Brand identity, Brand voice, Creative Strategy, Packaging, Web design, Editorial design
The Game Awards is an annual awards ceremony honoring achievements in the video game industry. With 103 million viewers worldwide, it is the biggest ceremony of its kind. The awards bring together a diverse group of game developers, game players, and notable names from popular culture to celebrate and advance gaming's position as the most immersive, challenging and inspiring form of entertainment.
I was in charge of the typography and design system for TGA. The aim was to develop an identity to be used years forward for the show, only changing the styling each year (currently on year 6). The symbol was designed by Pentagram Design. The typeface is Pano from Heavyweight Type Foundry.
Typography, Logo design, Brand system
Gin & Platonic. A Czech based music collective that has been covering the contemporary experimental scene since 2016 and has evolved from blog beginnings into one of the most progressive labels in the Czech Republic, releasing music from all over the world.From Japan to Ukraine to the American Northwest.
I made a custom monospaced typeface to be used for the typographic branding system and would work as underlaying branding for the diverse visual language of the music releases. The identity is further developed without my input, as seen on the merch made by my dear friend Jiri Macku.
Type design, Brand system
Ad-hoc gallery of contemporary art, each exhibition happened at a different site (E.g. Burned out apartment, A white Hummer parked on the shopping centre roof, street under construction). PGS is developing primal models of exhibitional framework, models that are not dependent on institutional processes and establishment that could limit the free expression and creative potential of contemporary artists.
The whole Identity of the gallery worked with a site-specific approach and used everyday objects that could be found at the place of the installations but with an uncanny branding twist to them.
Brand system, 3D Illustrations, Web design, Creative direction
Fashion brand, selling pieces manufactured from second hand and upcycled clothes and fabrics. The brand reflects the eclectic and mysterious aesthetic of the clothing.
The work included designing a new lettering and a set of illustrations to be embroidered on the pieces. As well as the packaging and printed and digital outputs.
Logo design, Typography, Packaging
Selection of logos and brand identities for clients in diverse fields, from vintage design shop to jamaican bistro.
Logo design, branding, art direction, creative direction
Selection of posters for diverse events, mainly exhibitions, conferences on different themes, theatre plays etc.
13 Objects from an (In) Auspicious Museum. A book depicting 13 objects from The Museum of Working Class Movement in 21st Century. From interesting to straight up bizarre, these objects represent a time and a place in the communist regime in Czech Republic. The book is a historical critique of the regime, also simultaneously acting as a handbook for learning about totalitarian processes in general. .
The book was printed in duotone, blue and orange spot colors.
We worked on it together with Jiri Macku.
book design, editorial, print production
3D illustration on the theme of creative addiction for Japanese magazine Brain.
Brain magazine Japan asked me to come up with a cover art for this issue and also answer a few questions for them. The crisp typeface featured on the cover is from Heavyweight type foundry.
3D Illustration
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Cotact me for any inquiries or broader portfolio:
vojtisek.daniel@gmail.com
Contact:
vojtisek.daniel@gmail.com
+420 773 958 290
Daniel Vojtíšek is a creative director and designer specilizing in developing brand identities for clients in diverse fields. Detailist obssesed with thoughtfull typography to build everything else on. Capable to handle broader needs of larger projects thanks to a multitool kind of skillset from strategy through concepting, to various analog or digital executions.
A commercial gallery on the cutting edge of contemporary art, focusing mainly on fresh and bold living artists. Connecting young art with established collectors. A complex biotope with high-level artworks to fish for.
Located on Fish Street, the owner's surname can be translated as karp lady and she goes fishing with the exhibited artists instead of meeting them over coffee. Identity reflects this theme but leaves a large portion of visuality to the exhibition's visuals. The logo is fluid like a school of fish, adapting to different environments in different agglomerations.
Graphic Design, Editorial Design, Bookdesign, Print Production, Web Design
An atmospheric documentary about the worsening water situation in Jordan. Living water tells the story of power, exploitation and changing ecological circumstances in one of the most water-poor countries in the world.
This conflict is symbolized by an icon which can be both interpreted as a body of water or the desert dunes of Jordan. A big part of the films character is minimal speaking and long wide shots. This was transfered to the visual language when developing the titles or the promotion materials.
Logo design, Typography, Art direction, Motion, Web design
A shoe brand that started as an LGBTQ+ community focused, helping individuals who struggle to find elegant shoes that fit. Initially embraced by the first Czech transgender model, Peta Nitka but slowly transformed into an iconic designer brand worn by the likes of Lady Gaga or Billy Porter. Step up and stand out.
Shoeadaism is a madeup word that can have different meanings to different people, but the common theme is obsession with shoes. The messaging and logo reflected this and the bracketed word was marked in sentences describing this relationship.
Brand identity, Brand voice, Creative Strategy, Packaging, Web design, Editorial design
Gin & Platonic. A Czech based music collective that has been covering the contemporary experimental scene since 2016 and has evolved from blog beginnings into one of the most progressive labels in the Czech Republic, releasing music from all over the world.From Japan to Ukraine to the American Northwest.
I made a custom monospaced typeface to be used for the typographic branding system and would work as underlaying branding for the diverse visual language of the music releases. The identity is further developed without my input, as seen on the merch made by my dear friend Jiri Macku.
Type design, Brand system
The Game Awards is an annual awards ceremony honoring achievements in the video game industry. With 103 million viewers worldwide, it is the biggest ceremony of its kind. The awards bring together a diverse group of game developers, game players, and notable names from popular culture to celebrate and advance gaming's position as the most immersive, challenging and inspiring form of entertainment.
I was in charge of the typography and design system for TGA. The aim was to develop an identity to be used years forward for the show, only changing the styling each year (currently on year 6). The symbol was designed by Pentagram Design. The typeface is Pano from Heavyweight Type Foundry.
Typography, Logo design, Brand system
Ad-hoc gallery of contemporary art, each exhibition happened at a different site (E.g. Burned out apartment, A white Hummer parked on the shopping centre roof, street under construction). PGS is developing primal models of exhibitional framework, models that are not dependent on institutional processes and establishment that could limit the free expression and creative potential of contemporary artists.
The whole Identity of the gallery worked with a site-specific approach and used everyday objects that could be found at the place of the installations but with an uncanny branding twist to them.
Brand system, 3D Illustrations, Web design, Creative direction
Fashion brand, selling pieces manufactured from second hand and upcycled clothes and fabrics. The brand reflects the eclectic and mysterious aesthetic of the clothing.
The work included designing a new lettering and a set of illustrations to be embroidered on the pieces. As well as the packaging and printed and digital outputs.
Logo design, Typography, Packaging
Selection of posters for diverse events, mainly exhibitions, conferences on different themes, theatre plays etc.
Selection of logos and brand identities for clients in diverse fields, from vintage design shop to jamaican bistro.
Logo design, branding, art direction, creative direction
13 Objects from an (In) Auspicious Museum. A book depicting 13 objects from The Museum of Working Class Movement in 21st Century. From interesting to straight up bizarre, these objects represent a time and a place in the communist regime in Czech Republic. The book is a historical critique of the regime, also simultaneously acting as a handbook for learning about totalitarian processes in general. .
The book was printed in duotone, blue and orange spot colors.
We worked on it together with Jiri Macku.
book design, editorial, print production
3D illustration on the theme of creative addiction for Japanese magazine Brain.
Brain magazine Japan asked me to come up with a cover art for this issue and also answer a few questions for them. The crisp typeface featured on the cover is from Heavyweight type foundry.
3D Illustration
Cotact me for any inquiries or broader portfolio:
vojtisek.daniel@gmail.com