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posters · Ongoing — 2025–2026

The Landmark Supper Club

JULY & ECHO concert poster for The Landmark Supper Club — grainy black-and-white photography with glitch typography
Year
2025–2026
Role
Videographer, Poster Designer, Menu Designer
Context
The Landmark Supper Club — Kazimierz, Kraków
Deliverables
Concert and event posters, Menu design, Video content, Brand lockup application
Tools
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro, On-location videography

A neighborhood supper club's grill-it-yourself concept and concert nights became one consistent visual world — from the menu on the table to the poster on the street.

The concept

The Landmark Supper Club is a restaurant, bar, and concert venue in Kazimierz, Kraków, built around an unusual dining format: guests grill their own dinner at the table. That hands-on, smoke-and-fire energy, plus a steady calendar of live music, set the brief for everything made for it — video, posters, and the menu itself.

Identity

A red-on-green 3D lockup that has to work everywhere: shrunk onto a menu card, blown up on a concert poster, printed on signage.

The Landmark Supper Club — red 3D logo lockup on green

Concert posters

A running series of posters for the venue's concert nights — grainy, editorial, built on found photography and glitch typography.

KARTERAKI concert poster
NICOLAS MARR concert poster
WILLY BLACKE & ANNIE LEE concert poster
Kamil Bugajny concert poster
Bułgar concert poster
Tymon concert poster
March event schedule poster

Menu design

Each dish gets its own page — moody, close-up, bilingual Polish/English — matching the restaurant's dark, brick-and-fire atmosphere.

Menu cover — food photography collage with logo
Menu page, dish detail
Menu page — Portobello mushroom, bilingual PL/EN
Menu page, dish detail
Menu page, dish detail

On video

Filming for the venue — grill-it-yourself moments at the table, the room, a concert night.

KARTERAKI concert poster
WILLY BLACKE & ANNIE LEE concert poster
Menu page — Portobello mushroom, bilingual PL/EN

Filming and designing for a restaurant runs on a different rhythm than a poster campaign — the identity has to survive an ordinary Tuesday as well as a launch night. Getting the red-on-green mark to feel like the same brand shrunk onto a menu card and blown up on a concert poster was the actual design problem here, more than any single asset.