Vizkultura is an online resource and news portal for arts, architecture, design and creativity. To celebrate five years of digital publishing they created their first ever printed issue – V magazin. The eclectic layout utilizes many typefaces from established Croatian type designers. The main typefaces are Punta (designed by Marko Hrastovec, available from the newly launched type foundry Hot Type) and Mote (designed by Hrvoje Živčić and available from Typotheque). Additional typefaces include Zico Sans by Hrastovec, Gordian Kapitalen, Tremolo and Francis Gradient by Nikola Đurek, and Brenner Script by Đurek & Hrastovec (all available from Typotheque).

Photos by Marija Gašparović.

“Death will come” is set in Brenner Script. The outlined text on the background is set in Zico Sans.

The large outlined caps are from Gordian Kapitalen. The sans serif is Mote.

The headline is set in Tremolo Stencil Text, the intro text in Tremolo Display.

Francis Gradient set on an angle, on top of custom lettering

The purpose of the Kultura Nova Foundation is the promotion and development of civil society in the Republic of Croatia in the fields of contemporary arts and culture. As a part of its activities it publishes annual reports, strategic plans and workbooks, all designed by Dario Dević and Hrvoje Živčić.

Most of the publications use a one color scheme, avoiding black ink and printing everything including the text and images in one spot color. The second part of the identity is the typeface used throughout all printed materials, including the illustrative typographic covers: Mote, a typeface that started as Hrvoje Živčić's graduation project at Type and Media 2012.

Institute for Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Croatia commissioned this design for a series of events held in 2013/2014. The design is conceived so that the oversized flyers fold out to B1 size (70×100cm) and can serve as posters. The interesting tension in this design is achieved by a combination of editorial elements (a serif text typeface, captions, multi-column grids, lists) in combination with huge bold type. Designed by Igor Kuduz.

Pero® is a line of natural cleaning products based on natural oils and minerals. The ingredients are selected from sustainable natural sources, biodegradable, non-carcinogenic and non-toxic for the environment. Identity and packaging, designed by Draga Komparak, is dominantly typographic. It's minimalist use of black type on light backgrounds, including the transparent packaging, highlights the values of the product as well as showcases the letterforms.

In 2014 theatre director Oliver Frljić premiered his Aleksandra Zec show in Rijeka, Croatia. The play is based on real events that occurred in Zagreb, Croatia during the Yugoslav wars, more specifically on the execution of the Zec family, including their underage daughter Aleksandra Zec. This book shows research material collected during the process of making the stage adaptation and was published by The International Small Scene Theatre Festival.