The rhythm of simple, geometric shapes and the play of bright colors: on the stamps of Czech graphic designer, Matouš Marťák, we can discover the peaks of the Beskids near his birthplace.
Romantic landscapes, popular ski slopes or places of pilgrimage come to life on his light, decorative illustrations, inspired not only by the sights but also by the names of the hilltops—Javorový (maple) Hill or Lysá (bald) Hill, for example. Let’s see!
Source: Behance
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