19/07/2026
My latest project for Echoes - a music studio in Krakow - is probably one of the most interesting customisations I’ve done so far (and challenging 😅). And I’m super, super happy with how it turned out.
As you may have noticed, I’ve been really into stencilling this year. For this project, I experimented with stencilling a transparent glaze, which turned out to be quite a nightmare. The logo is long, the letters are tiny (especially on the espresso cups), there’s almost no spacing between them, and the glaze crumbles easily and dries too quickly to get a nice, clean stroke. I didn’t have time to make any test pieces, so I had to go straight in with the whole set. Luckily, it turned out even better than I expected ☺️
The logo is visible but subtle, which was exactly the effect I was after (like an echo). The contrast between the glossy logo and the matte porcelain is satisfying not only to the eye but also to the touch. And something I didn’t expect: the logo turned out slightly raised, with the highest point in the middle of each letter, gently tapering towards the edges.
So, to say the least, I’m really happy with this project! Wishing Echoes delicious drinks, happy customers, and may their space always be filled with experimentation, creativity, and great vibes! 🤟🎸✨