Modern Forms Designer The moment that gives me the greatest satisfaction is when a design leaves the computer screen and becomes a real, three-dimensional object. It’s something completely different from graphics on paper – the award has its own weight, structure, and character. You can touch it, put it down, give it to someone – and that’s when it takes on its true meaning. My style? Definitely modern. I focus on forms that are simple but expressive – consistent with current trends and memorable. I look for inspiration mainly on Pinterest and in specific information about the event or client – I want each design to make sense and relate to the context in which it is created. I like working on both sports and business awards. The former carry the excitement of competition, the latter give more design freedom – and both can be challenging. I like to use wood, plexiglass, and steel – these are materials that combine well and give a solid, aesthetic effect. I regularly expand my skills – I participate in courses and follow design inspirations. At work, I value specificity, good organization, and an effect that can not only be seen but also felt in the hand.