About me

Tamas Horvath is a Budapest-based freelance graphic designer. His fields of expertise include creating artworks and visuals for more than 8 years now. He is also focused on digital media, developing website and app layouts, front-end and UX/UI. Check out my portfolio website at https://thththt.com

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Projects

• 3

  Fekete Zaj winter 2021Posters for the winter edition of Fekete Zaj (Black Noise) 2021, an independent underground music festival located in the mountains of Matra, Hungary.
• 15

  thththt.comMy personal portfolio website. Layout, front-end, and all. In. house.
• StalkerA collaboration with the Criterion Collection for the re-release of Andrei Tarkovsky’s timeless classic, Stalker. The goal was to build a bridge between Stalker’s cinematography and modern graphic design by using Tarkovsky’s photography, and to expand that with minimalistic illustrations. This involved making a limited-edition poster and a Blu-Ray box set, including the wrap, inserts, discs and menus.
• PostersROLO FM Riso printed limited edition posters for Rolo.fm, a Budapest-based online radio.
• 2

  WebwebwebWebsite I made throughout the years. Front-end, layout, back-end, very mixed stuff.
• 3

  Accidental ClichésAccidental Clichés is an experiment around basic geometrical shapes inspired by the ornamental forms and Bauhaus architecture of Tel Aviv, blended with photos I took of Israeli landscapes on my trip back in 2017. This zine was made for Bergen Art Fair 2017 and printed in a small newspaper-like format of 32 pages, 210mm x 297mm, 55gsm, limited to 100 copies.

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Work history

Art DirectorSony Pictures Entertainment
Apr 2012 - Apr 2016Budapest, HungaryFull Time
Creative InternViacom CBS Networks International
Aug 2011 - Apr 2012Budapest, HungaryInternship

Skills

• Editorial
• Artwork
• Layout
• Photography
• Digital Video
• Ui/ux Design
• Htmls/js/css Knowledge
• Music Visuals
• Branding
• Print

Education

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BA Visual CommunicationÉcole d'Art Maryse Éloy
Aug 2008 - Apr 2012Budapest, Hungary