Maryan Ivasyk is a Vienna-based graphic designer and art director originally from Ukraine. The studio offers print, packaging, editorial, and logo design for international clients. It was founded in 2015 and operates as a remote company.
Maryan Ivasyk is a Vienna-based graphic designer and art director originally from Ukraine. The studio works internationally with artists, musicians, fashion designers, and multidisciplinary projects, applying a versatile and creative approach to each engagement. The practice was founded in 2015 and operates as an independent art direction studio.
The studio is headquartered as a remote company in Vienna, 1010, Austria, with a team of under 49 employees. Minimum project budgets and average hourly rates are provided on request. Maryan Ivasyk maintains a LinkedIn profile and an Instagram presence for its work.
The studio has strong experience in print, packaging, and editorial design, alongside logo design and art direction. Maryan combines visual creativity with a deep understanding of structure, influenced by a background in architecture and interior design.
Clients range across music, fashion, museums, and consumer brands. Known clients include NIMO (Yui Yamagishi & Tenko Club), Casio, Convenience Wear (Yasuda Takahiro), Volkswagen Golf MK1 (AI project), Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig, Shigeo Fukuda, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Rusalka Records, TCSS HQ Radio, and the Shinkansen Ticket System.
The portfolio features logo design work, including a 2023 project for Flame Paint. Additional project images document the studio's range across print, packaging, and editorial design.
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Services
- Graphic Design
- Art Direction
- Logo Design
- Print Design
- Packaging Design
- Editorial Design
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Strong experience in print, packaging, and editorial design
- International collaborations with artists, musicians, and fashion designers
- Architecture and interior design background informs structural, visual work