Šárka Navrátilíková
I am a curiosity-driven and open-minded graphic designer based in the UK. I see myself as the kind of person who always says yes to new things, seeking unique opportunities with optimism and ambition to better myself as a designer and a person. I view Graphic Design as a public service, an opportunity for me to make the world a more aesthetically pleasing place through inspiring and affecting work that presents information simply and stylishly. I currently focus on poster and editorial design, regarding my skills in layout, typography and image to be the strongest. However, I also have experience in motion graphics, photography and illustration.
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- Book
- Editorial
- Photography
- Poster
- Publication
Think Critically
I applied for the International Poster Biennale in Warsaw 2021 and created a series of posters inspired by retro-futuristic graphic design. The theme of the year 2021 is Resisting Dsinfodemic: Media and Information Literacy for everyone and by everyone.
Interview with Alfie Warder
I have created a little A5 publication which features an interview with soundtrack artist Alfie Warder about consumerism; topics include consumer chains, tv adverts, fashion trends and how to shop responsibly.
Van Eyck
I created this poster in Belgium during my Erasmus in Ghent at LUCA University for the Van Eyck Exhibition. I like how soft it looks with the gradient from purple to gold.
Future Goals
I created this poster as a response to my goals. I want to be a better observer and listener and be confident in my own skills, knowledge and style.
Resisting
This was another poster for the International Poster Biennale in Warsaw 2021 with the theme: Resisting Dsinfodemic: Media and Information Literacy for everyone and by everyone.
Invisible Cities
I redesigned a book by Italo Calvino called Invisible Cities. This book explores philosophical questions of the 20th century. I tried to create interesting shapes with the columns using round corners and indents to imitate shapes of houses and cities.