Osmycki studied painting at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts under the supervision of Jarosław Modzelewski. He deals mainly with commercial design, visual identities and posters. He has collaborated with the FUTU portal and Brief magazine. In addition, his portfolio includes designs for the fashion world.
In 2010, he developed the visual identity for the Edit 2010 exhibition, presenting well-designed magazines from around the world. Limiting the colours to orange and black, Estrada Osmycki played with typography, basing the entire composition on the bespoke typeface. The design for the children’s clothes network Ouou was executed in a similar colour scheme. The combination of minimalist typography and floral motifs rendered in watercolour brush strokes resulted in an interesting visual contrast.
Estrada Osmycki’s adventure with fashion took a step further. He collaborated with the brand Mozcau to create Justin lloveu’s collection. By using the motif of snowy woods and playing with typography, he created a modern but somewhat romantic fashion line. In his collage designs for Justin the artist used photos, turning cars upside down and laying out surreal clocks, while in the posters promoting the clothing line he combined pastel typography with black and white photos.
Visual identities for cultural events are also central to his work. He made a poster for an exhibition of Polish design shown in the Tokyo +48 Social Club. Combining silhouettes of iconic Polish pieces of furniture, and adding an outline of the indispensable palm tree, Estrada Osmycki recreated the climate of Polish café-bars from the 1950s and 1960s.
