A complex world captured on paper
- Nikola is an award-winning illustrator based in Prague
- She applies her art to different fields of work
- She also masters lithography, linocut, silkscreen printing and intaglio
The works of Nikola Logosová are evidence of thorough observation. She speaks in concrete visual language, with tangible motifs – regardless of whether the subject matter is factual or fictional. It is as though she wants to make sure that everyone can enter the world of her drawings. Nikola has a wide creative range: as an illustrator, she works on books and magazines; as a graphic designer, she creates visual identities for podcasts and events; and as an artist, she makes her own installations and exhibitions. "I enjoy the diversity of projects and people I get to work with. Thanks to that, I keep evolving, always adopting a new approach or finding new techniques," she says. Her book 'I, Man' was selected for the White Ravens award (2022) as one of the 200 best books in the world.
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INTERVIEW
I guess my life has been a constant creation of various things. But when I was in high school, I started drawing a lot, and the idea of actually illustrating came to my mind and then it came quite naturally to study Illustration and Graphics.
When I am working on a project, I get completely absorbed and think about it constantly until I finish it. I would sit and do it all at once if I could. It is not easy to separate my personal life from work, but I am working on that.
I always choose the technique and approach according to the brief, trying to find what fits best to express the text or theme. Usually, I combine several techniques to create something truly unique.
Illustrating is a very solitary activity that you cannot do for money; at least, that is how I see it. You have to live for it and enjoy it, otherwise, it will not be sustainable. If I did not feel this way, I would not be doing it anymore.
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