Once upon a time there was an artist alone: in Serbia they offer to issue banknotes with children's scribbles
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By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/once-upon-a-time-there-was-an-artist-alone-in-serbia-they-offer-to-issue-banknotes-with-childrens-scribbles.htmlSerbian graphic designer Milos Zlatanovic has an original idea. He developed a concept for updating the design of banknotes in denominations of 50 and 100 dinars, the front and back of which are decorated with children's pencil drawings of animals.
(4 photos in total)
Source: behance.net
On the front side of the 50-dinar bill, Milos Zlatanovich suggests depicting a pencil drawing of a white-headed vulture, a large bird of prey of the hawk family.
On the 100 dinar bill, the designer sees a pencil drawing of a brown bear.
The reverse sides of the banknotes are proposed to be decorated with chaotic lines, painfully reminiscent of children's kalyaki-malaki.
Keywords: Banknotes | Money | Design | Concept | Drawings | Serbia
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