About Me · Fedja Djukic

Fedja

Djukic

I'm a product designer from Banjaluka, born in Doboj, with over 10 years of experience. I started as a 3D artist, then designed for museums, wine tastings, events, network automation, and shared mobility. Today I design finance apps at Symphony.

Outside of work, I design and print posters.

Vivant live session: host beside a question about a wine's color

Vivant Women in Wine experience page with Get Started button

HTEC Group The Art of Possible website with a grid of geometric shapes

Vivant homepage featuring Thierry Germain, the Vine Whisperer, with navigation and search

Vivant Interactive Tasting Method welcome screen with a Continue button

Vivant shopping bag listing membership, tasting kit and wines with a Check Out button

Vivant 404 page over a swirl of red wine

HTEC Group The Art of Possible title built from bold shapes and team photos

Vivant sign-in screen beside a photo of two people in a vineyard

HTEC Group The Art of Possible web page with a portrait in a rounded frame

Vivant live session: advisor beside a drone video of Burgundy vineyards

Vivant Interactive Tasting Method results with aromas, structure and quality of a Pinot Noir

The True Designers

Mom&Pops

This is for the true designers in my life: my parents. Their dedication and sacrifices shaped who I am and the designer I became. They raised me with love, guidance, and support, and I inherited their creativity, perseverance, and determination.

I honor them through my work. I hope they see a little of themselves in everything I make.

Love you, Mom and Pops!

The Mysterious

Warrior From Space

It was the year 2000. My father's friend from Finland, Mati, gave us a satellite dish. He also introduced us to the Moomins, with toys and sweets that sparked our imagination and filled our hearts with joy.

I loved the German-dubbed episodes of Dragon Ball Z so much that I wanted to learn German. The story opens with Raditz landing on Earth to find his brother Kakarot, known as Goku. That first chapter set the stage for Dragon Ball Z, and it lit my passion for drawing.

Goku with angel wings, from the last Dragon Ball chapter: DBZ:223 Finale

Armed with a stack of paper and endless enthusiasm, I sketched, often on the floor, turning blank pages into characters inspired by anime.

“Thank you, Akira Toriyama, for inspiring me and countless others with your work.”

Studio Ghibli

Hayao Miyazaki

The first anime movie I ever saw was Princess Mononoke. Watching it on a small CRT TV, I felt like I was in a different world. To this day, I think it's one of the best animated movies ever made.

His films inspired me to draw even more, and to keep imagining.

Ancient Geometry

& UFOs

I'm fascinated by ancient cultures, sacred geometry, and the mystery of UFOs. Exploring these ancient wonders fuels my imagination. It drives me to create designs that resonate deeply and bridge the past with the present.

MF DOOM, All Caps: a comic-style poster of the masked rapper in a green hood

The Silence of the Lamps: three pendant lamps on black

MF DOOM, Operation Doomsday: a white mask on blue

The Wine Is Running Out: an hourglass filled with wine on red

The Biggest

Rivals <3

My sister and me as kids on the couch, each hugging a teddy bear

We grew up on the same couch, my sister and I. Watching anime, learning German from cartoons, and turning every drawing into a contest. She's the super talent I'm still trying to catch up to.

Love you, seko!