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Viktoriia Buzukina

Graphic designerIllustrator

Student and freelance projects 2010 – 2012

This portfolio contains student and freelance work, 2010 – 2012.

This includes sketches and finished work of branding projects, editorial designs,

posters and illustrations.

www.viktoriabuzukina.com

[email protected]

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Viktoriia BuzukinaI am a creative and energetic person who loves to work in all

the fields of art and design. I am skilled in fine arts but I also

enjoy using new digital techniques in my design work. I am

highly organised and work well independently or in a team.

Certainly there are no limits for self-improvement!

Employment History

May 2012 – presentHvíta húsið advertising agency, Iceland

Graphic designer for various projects

March 2012 – August 2012 Íslenskuþorpið (The Icelandic Village), University of Iceland

Branding work for the project

September 2011 – March 2012Illustrating children´s books, Iceland

Freelance illustrator

April 2009 – July 2009Rona, childrens birthday parties and events

organiser, Ukraine

Graphic design

2008 – 2010

Freelance interior designer, Ukraine and Iceland

Competitions

2011, Credit card decal illustration competition for Borgun,

the provider of electronic Payment solutions in Iceland

1st place winner in the category, “Icelandic Nature”

1st place winner in the category, “Reykjavik”

2008, The Ukraininan students competition in environment

design

3rd place for the proposed design of the public park

Curriculum

Vitae

Hofsvallagata 19

101 Reykjavik

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Education

2010 – 2013 Icelandic Academy of the Arts,

BA Visual Communications

2004 – 2008National University of Culture and Arts, Kiev, Ukraine,

Department of Art

BA with honors in Environment design

Details:

Theme of the BA:

Interior and exterior design of a summer house

Main courses:

Designing of living, public accommodations, hotel

and restaurant facilities, administrative premises, shop

spaces

Computer design and drawing (Adobe Photoshop)

Computer science and graphics (3D Studio Max)

Corporate Identity

Advertising design

Furniture design

Basics of compositions

Modelling

History of arts

Science of colors

Decorative dendrology, floriculture

Fundamentals of landscape design

Exhibition design

Painting

1994 – 2004

Gymnasium num.1, Crimea, Kerch, Ukraine

1994 – 2002School of Fine Arts, Crimea, Kerch, Ukraine

Studies included art history, painting with water-

colours, batik, pastel, working with ceramics

LanguagesRussian (native), Ukrainian (native), English (fluent),

Icelandic (fairly)

Computer skillsAdobe Illustrator/InDesign/Photoshop, Power Point,

Office Word, 3D Studio Max

www.viktoriabuzukina.com

Splash of lifeSelf-portrait as an illustration for a magazine

The course: Myndlýsingar (The course about illustrations

and creating a visual database)

Instructor: Haraldur Agnar Civelek

2012

School

project

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The illustration

is used in the

cover of the

portfolio

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Íslenskuþorpið

The Icelandic Village program is a novel way to learn

Icelandic as a second language at the University of

Iceland. Students rehearse Icelandic conversations

in classrooms before going out into the community

to practice in real-life situations.

The staff at participating companies of the project

welcome the students and only speak Icelandic during

the encounter.

The project started in January 2012 and is in its

experimental stage until June 2013. During this time

the logo was designed, the workbook featuring

illustrations, instructions, work field and activity cards

were also designed and published. All the project

materials are given to students in a bag (see opposite

page).

Promotional work included the placement of the

Icelandic Village logo on the store windows and glass

doors of participating businesses of the project. In

addition, promotional flyers were distributed in public

places, libraries and cafes.

2012

Freelance

project

e. The Icelandic Village

A project made in collaboratin with Háskóli Íslands (e. University of Iceland) Supervisor: Halldóra Guðrún ÍsleifsdóttirDesign work made with Margrét Guðmundsdóttir

Target group: International studentsKey words of the brand: fun, young, educational

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The idea of the logo is based on the key

elements of the program: meet, record, speak and share. A red circle is placed in the

centre to represent the meeting point and

a record button. Talking bubbles inside the

rounded shape of the logo create an image of

the Earth, which shows the connecting nature

of the program.

The

Icelandic Village

workbook

The logo

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The logo was printed inverse on doors and windows at all business, which are a part of a course

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Each company participating in the project is

represented by an icon in a talking bubble. These

symbols are used in the workbook to indicate to

students where they can be expected to use particular

new words and phrases in Reykjavik.

Illustrations

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The above illustration depicts the structure

of the Icelandic Village program. It represents the

students’ learning cycle, which starts at The Icelandic

Village, then leads to and returns back after doing

the homework, going into the businesses and working

in the class.

The spiral

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Special t-shirts were designed

for the official launch of the

Icelandic Village project on the Day

of the Icelandic Language

at The University of Iceland.

One of these t-shirts were presented

to the President of Iceland.

On the photo – the first lady of

Iceland.

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Olli eignast vinChildren´s book, “Olli makes a friend ” The story and illustrations by Viktoriia Buzukina

Course: Barnabók (e. Children´s book)

Instructor: Kristín Ragna Gunnarsdóttir

The moral of the story is that you can be friends with

anyone, no matter how different they are.

Kindness is the key.

This book is targeted at children aged zero to five.

I used full-illustrated spreads in order to grab children’s

attention and a short text so that parents would not need

to stay on a page for too long a time. The book is short

enough for those children who are only beginning to learn

to read.

The objective of the book is to show the importance of

how text and illustrations work together. When text is not

used to tell the story on some spreads, the illustrations

are strong enough to describe the actions and lead to the

next page.

2012

School

project

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eignast vin

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The book cover

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A close up of

the fourth

spread

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Selected spreads

from the book

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OverthinkingA comic book

Course: Myndlýsingar (A course about illustrations and

creating a visual database)

Instructor: Haraldur Agnar Civelek

Overthinking is an illustrated short story about myself

and is based on real-life experiences. The story focuses

on self-development during the class and opening new

sides of personal possibilities.

2012

School

project

Cover design

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Here I am fighting

against ‘overthinking’

Various illustrations

from the comic book

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Personal logosCourse: Merkjafræði (Logo design)

Instructor: Gísli Baldvin Björnsson

2011

School

project

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Logo sketchesCourse: Merkjafræði (Logo design)

Instructor: Gísli Baldvin Björnsson

Sketches for the Icelandic Art Therapy Association (FLÍS)

logo competition .

Key elements for the logo: hands, leaves, heart

2011

School

project

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InspirelandAn Imaginary World

Course: Höfundur og verk (e. Author & Work)

Instructor: Haraldur Agnar Civelek

Inspireland – the solid part of nowhere in eternity distinct

from reality and evidence. This land is for everyone and

anyone can enter it immediately at any time. It does not

require a password or key or any form of transport. It

only requires desire and imagination. Here, the day can

replace night only when water will fall up or trees will

start to talk.

You can hear thoughts of the air and see dreams of the

sand. It is a land of colours, sounds and shapes that are

changing depending on people’s fantasy. But people are

not born here, they are reborn here, find new thoughts

and views. This place exists only in our heads and will

never disappear until we have imagination and desire to

create. Inspireland is the place where our thoughts come

from and our ideas are born, and every our work has a

piece of this land.

2010

School

project

The crest

The flag of Day

The flag of Night

One of the gifts

from Inspireland –

Imagination. Anyone

can see anything in a

regular piece of a cloud.

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The Day in Inspireland The Night in Inspireland

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In Gísli B. Björnsson´s worksNature

Course: Varðveisla

(Archiving works and designing a catalogue)

Instructor: Ármann Agnarsson

The Catalogue “Nature in Gísli B. Björnsson´s works“

The catalogue includes selected works of Icelandic

graphic designer, Gísli B. Björnsson. The focus of my

catalogue is to highlight the work (logos, book covers

and paintings) by Gisli which have a connection with

nature.

2011

School

project

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Introducing Gísli

Various bookcovers by Gisli

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“Jet-fish“ logo

The introduction to the

chapter that highlights the

use of horses by Gisli

Various logos by Gisli

The pattern

“Air–Earth–Water” is made

out of Gísli´s sketches

and is used in the cover

and chapter pages

of the catalogue

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PostersCourse: Mörkun (e. Branding)

Instructor: Rósa Hrund Kristjánsdóttir

2011

School

project

Social

awareness

poster

German Movie

Festival poster

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Drop by DropInternational competition ”We are asking Europeans to create a newspaper ad that inspires others

to preserve water now and for future generations. Water is life’s most

precious resource. Those of us who have it, take it for granted. Change

begins at home – Drop by drop.“

www.dropbydrop.eu

2011

Freelance

project

The main ideas of the

posters are to show

the connections

between water and the

life of animals and all

humans on Earth.

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Stream of life

Strength of a symbol

Symbols and their meaning

Age

20 % 60 % 100 %

A Turtle

motherhoodprotectionstabilitypatience

A “Stream of life” map is a map that is showing my connection to an ocean symbolism.

Every ocean creature represents certain period in my life that I start as a pearl, protected by my parents, shells. Time goes forward and I am changing depending on my age and my interests, becoming a young turtle with my little pearl which now I have to protect, but for sure it is not the last my transformation…

Viktoria Buzukina.

An anchor

safetyfidelitystability

A Shark

“master of survival”powerfulfocusedinnovative

A Dolphin

playfulnessgentlenesscommunityfrienship

A Seahorse

sharingfriendliness

A seahorse happy to be where they are, never in a hurry

A Fish

happinesstransformation

A Starfish

guidanceinspiration

Starfish helps followers go through difficulties

A Pearl

pureinnocence

A Shell

protection

and Years

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Stream of life2011

School

project

Personal map

Course: Útópía og Alkemía (e. Utopia & Alchemy)

Instructor: Daníel Karl Björnsson

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

1987 1991 1994 1996 2000 2007 2010 2011

Stream of life

Strength of a symbol

Symbols and their meaning

Age

20 % 60 % 100 %

A Turtle

motherhoodprotectionstabilitypatience

A “Stream of life” map is a map that is showing my connection to an ocean symbolism.

Every ocean creature represents certain period in my life that I start as a pearl, protected by my parents, shells. Time goes forward and I am changing depending on my age and my interests, becoming a young turtle with my little pearl which now I have to protect, but for sure it is not the last my transformation…

Viktoria Buzukina.

An anchor

safetyfidelitystability

A Shark

“master of survival”powerfulfocusedinnovative

A Dolphin

playfulnessgentlenesscommunityfrienship

A Seahorse

sharingfriendliness

A seahorse happy to be where they are, never in a hurry

A Fish

happinesstransformation

A Starfish

guidanceinspiration

Starfish helps followers go through difficulties

A Pearl

pureinnocence

A Shell

protection

and Years

map new.indd 1 23.11.2011 17:00:40

“Stream of Life” is a personal map

that shows my connection to the

ocean. Every creature represents

a certain period in my life. I begin

life as a pearl where I am protected

by my parents (represented by the

shell). As time moves forward I begin

to change. The map ends at a period

where I become a young turtle, which

is a symbol of motherhood, which

is a symbol of motherhood and

protection.

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HliðGate 1

Inngangur/ÚtgangurEntrance/Exit

Inngangur/ÚtgangurEntrance/Exit

MillilandaflugInternational flights

You are hereÞú ert hér

HliðGates 2–6

FríhöfnDuty Free Store

Strætó/LeigubíllBus/Taxi

BílastæðiParking

Hlið Gates

SnyrtingToilets

TollurCustoms

UpplýsingarInformation

Söfnunar staðurMeeting Point

SkiptiaðstaðaBabycare

InnritunCheck In

BiðstofaSeating Area

BílaleigaCar Rental

VeitingasalaCafeteria

HraðbankiCash Point

FarangurBaggage Claim

SímiTelephone

SnyrtingToilets

ReykjavíkurflugvöllurReykjavik Airport

ATM

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ATM

5

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Airport mapRebranding and proposed new sign system for Reykjavik Airport

Course: Upplýsingahönnun (e. Information Design)

Instructors: Hörður Lárusson and Ian Watson

Group members: Atli Rúnar Bender, Gísli Arnarson, Jón

Einar Hjartarson, Michael Tran, Signý Sigurðardóttir.

2011

School

project

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HliðGate 1

Inngangur/ÚtgangurEntrance/Exit

Inngangur/ÚtgangurEntrance/Exit

MillilandaflugInternational flights

You are hereÞú ert hér

HliðGates 2–6

FríhöfnDuty Free Store

Strætó/LeigubíllBus/Taxi

BílastæðiParking

Hlið Gates

SnyrtingToilets

TollurCustoms

UpplýsingarInformation

Söfnunar staðurMeeting Point

SkiptiaðstaðaBabycare

InnritunCheck In

BiðstofaSeating Area

BílaleigaCar Rental

VeitingasalaCafeteria

HraðbankiCash Point

FarangurBaggage Claim

SímiTelephone

SnyrtingToilets

ReykjavíkurflugvöllurReykjavik Airport

ATM

5

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ATM

5

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The activities of the project included the

design of a new logo, wayfinding signs,

pictograms, tickets, and an airport phone

app. My task was to design a new map of

the airport.

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IsadoraChildren´s book The story by Isabella Alpine

2012

Freelance

project

One of the spreads of the

book where Isadora, main

character, meets the horse.

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Isadora is bored because

she has no one to play with.

Isadora is telling a secret

to a butterfly.

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The first spread of the book

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Hönnunarsafn

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The new logo

The existing logo

The existing building

Rebranding The Icelandic Museum of Design and Applied Art

Course: Verksmiðjan (e. The work studio)

Instructors: Ármann Agnarsson and Jónas Valtýsson

The Icelandic Museum of Design and Applied Art has a

weak brand identity. The logo is always used differently

and in random places in printed or digital media. My

rebranding work proposes a new and improved look to

give the Museum a more fresh and modern identity.

2012

School

project

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Rebranding

Main brand elements

Icon

Colours. Not allowed to use many colours at once. Be selective.

Logo

The logoThe existing logo is comprised of horizontal lines

(departments of the Museum), static shape – a box

(a traditional, classic design) and a circle above, which

represents a new generation of the design.

The proposed new logo is based on the original

concept but has static horizontal lines that also rising

upwards to represent new or cntemporary design.

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C: 76M: 31Y: 0K: 0

C: 5M: 6Y: 82K: 0

C: 14M: 100Y: 97K: 4

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The building using

the proposed new

identity design

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The stationery design using

the proposed new identity

The rebranded entrance to

the Museum

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Examples of promotional

materials.

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Gísli B.Course: Verksmiðjan (e. The work studio)

Instructors: Ármann Agnarsson and Jónas Valtýsson

A poster, invitation and brochure was designed for an

exhibition of Icelandic graphic designer, Gísli B. Björnsson

held at the Museum of Design and Applied Art. The

materials are designed in the new proposed rebranding

style for the Museum.

2012

School

project

Proposed exhibition

brochure

Invitation to the

exhibition

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Exhibition poster

Borgun SignsCredit card decal competition by Borgun.

Borgun is the provider of electronic payment solutions in

Iceland. The illustration competition was held in September

2011 and open in three categories: Icelandic Nature, Icelandic

Product and Reykjavik.

2011

Freelance

project

My winning design for the

category “Icelandic Nature“

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The original illustration for

the sticker design in the category

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The illustration submitted

under the category

“Icelandic Nature“

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My winning design under

the category of “Reykjavik“

Additional illustrations that were also submitted under the category “Icelandic Product”

Additional illustrations that were also submitted under the category “Icelandic Nature”

Additional illustrations that were also submitted under the category “Reykjavik”

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Viktoriia Buzukina

Graphic designerIllustrator

Student and freelance projects 2010 – 2012

This portfolio contains student and freelance work, 2010 – 2012.

This includes sketches and finished work of branding projects, editorial designs,

posters and illustrations.

www.viktoriabuzukina.com

[email protected]

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