Daria Skrybchenko

Project created for Leo Burnett Ukraine.
 
The cover illustration is an allusion to Leo’s head and symbolizes a complicated collective brainstorming process. The head is full of events that happen both inside and outside the agency. All of them influence the creative process. One can witness the wandering of an idea by rolling a ball along the labyrinth of a collective mind. An unusual package (a branded knitted beanie) protects the plastic brain during travel.
 
Credits:
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Ukraine
Creative Director: Tatiana Fedorenko
Senior Art Director: Sergii Molokovich
Junior Art Director: Maxim Podolyanuk
Copywriter: Volodymyr Navrotskyi, Pavel Mandryk, Alexey Savchenko
Illustrator-Designer: Daria Skrybchenko
Producer: Kateryna Denysenko
Client Service Director: Kseniya Morozova
Post-Production: Polygon Production
 
Personal credits to Maria Plotnikova, Denys Loveyko, Denys Savchenko

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so we built a museum
installed in a railway station
to celebrate spring
and its vital heritage.

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Pomeranian vs. Underground Monster

Ukrainian online student edition "Studway" maintains a project on the future of the world. For the second issue they talked with Glib Buryak, a teacher and a scientist. Together they made interesting predictions on the future of everything. 

http://studway.com.ua/svit-cherez-100-rokiv/

I was commissioned to create a set of illustrations for this project.

Once, as I was passing by a civil registry office, I saw a man and a cage with doves, and rose petals near a spout and everywhere around. These doves were waiting for the next wedding ceremony and for their turn to be released. I thought that there could be pigeons somewhere around, looking for some food, staring at the "prisoners". That reminded me of bachelors making fun of newly-weds and their family bounds. I kept thinking about it, and having made some sketches I understood that this image was more about war (as pigeons) and peace (as doves). So I set myself to create an illustration about all of it.

Ukrainian online student edition "Studway" launched a project on the future of cities.
For the first issue they talked with Taras Kaidan, who coordinates "Hmarochos" ("Skyscraper"), a online city magazine about Kyiv events and urban studies.Together they made interesting predictions on the future look of Kyiv. 
http://studway.com.ua/kiiv-cherez-100-rokiv/

I was commissioned to create a set of illustrations for this project.

Paris. Parc Montsouris
Beautiful nature, birds and amazing land art installation 'Where the Tides Ebb and Flow' by Pedro Marzorati