Pokrok nezastavíš, čéče!
This is a book that explains to children how our modern world works. And it will show them why it's worth looking up from their screens and getting outside. Even with your mobile phone in your pocket. Because as Grandpa says, you can't stop progress, man!
Fire Service: How May We Help?
Fire! Angered by a mischievous cat called Felix, Ben the dog has gone for him – and knocked over a candle used by little scientist Tom in his chemistry experiment. Tom knows just what to do.
To je metro, čéče!
When did the Prague metro start operating? How many people can fit into one train? How fast do the escalators move? And which Metro station is the windiest? Answers to these and many other questions can be found in a children’s book called To je metro, čéče or That’s metro, man. .
How the New Wonders of the World Were Built
he Great Wall of China, Petra’s Jordan, the Roman Colosseum, the Indian Taj Mahal and Central American Chichen Itza, Machu Picchu and the Statue of Christ the Redeemer. These buildings are a unique cross-section of world architecture and offer a unique opportunity to compare the approaches, but also cultures of the entire world and different historical periods. Come and travel with us across the world and time and peek behind the curtain of the creation of the architectural monuments that have helped shape the current world.
Enjoying Film
A road movie about movies. From the first movies shown in theatres, through nickelodeons up to the star … wars.
Ambulance: How May We Help?
Hello? Please help, there’s been an accident. Tom and his dad are walking Ben when the naughty dog gets caught up with a cyclist. While Dad calls for an ambulance to help the injured woman, Tom scolds Ben. Then the three of them watch the paramedics at work. Although they don’t want to cause a delay, they do get a look inside the ambulance, and find out what goes beep inside.
Apolline’s Blue Workshop
Blueprint dyeing is a very old, rare technique for cloth dyeing and printing in indigo (a natural blue dye). It is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The message of Apolline’s Blue Workshop is a wish on the part of its creators that this fascinating traditional craft should be preserved for future generations. The enchanting, fairy-tale-like story tells of a little girl called Apolline and her grandfather’s workshop, which is filled with weird and wonderful objects, fragrances and magic. As Apolline learns the art of blueprint dyeing, the young reader learns along with her. Veronika Vlková’s delicate illustrations, in watercolours as vivid and mercurial as blueprint dyeing, are in perfect harmony with the theme of the book.
Myth of an Architect: Jan Kotěra 150
Special Circumstances
Special Circumstances. An Illustrated Guide to Demolished, Removed and Relocated Art in Public Space from the Period of Communism.
Karikaturisti
Frčíme Brnem
llustration for the children book „Frčíme Brnem".
Visions of Prague
Illustration for publication Prague Visions. Fantastic Buildings that Were Never Built.
Pioneers and Robots
Pioneers and Robots is the title of a new book focusing on the golden era of Czechoslovak illustration, which was recently released by the Paseka publishing house. Written by two graphic artists, the book offers an in-depth account of the development of visual arts in Czechoslovakia after the Communist takeover in 1948
Stručný glosář letenský
This satirical work pretending to be a local guide to Prague 7 for beginning students of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague will not only guide you through the significant places and realities of this district, but will also introduce you to local customs and give you a glimpse into the souls of "typical summer residents", all with a considerable amount of exaggeration and fabrication.
2×100 mil. m2
Axonometric iIllustrations for czechoslovakia presentation (curated by Martin Hejl, Kolmo.eu) at 14th International Architecture Exhibition - Fundamentals, La Biennale di Venezia
Lost perspective
