JONNA GRIGELEVICH



A New York City based designer and graduate of Parsons School of Design. A practicer of print-based media projects and graphic design. A manager of print production. Let’s not limit ourselves. Let’s be flexible, let’s solve problems creatively, let’s allow design to be expressive, let’s merge techniques and share practices, let’s be human, let’s (try to) have fun and embrace the journey of the process, let’s work together.




Fleeting Little Joys
Spring 2023


A categorized collection of documented experiences that captures moments of simple pleasure in everyday life. A curation of experimental image-making, reflective writing, and journal entries spanning over a decade serving as reminders of the preciousness of inconspicuous delight. An exploration of the transformative power of mindfulness. A call to celebrate and embrace the small moments that make life worth living as they arise. A book.
MUJI 15th Anniversary My Bag NYC
October 2022


A graphic illustration for MUJI’s 15th Anniversary limited edition My Bag tote. An ode to the motifs and colors of the brand’s classic ruled notebook 5-pack. A mesh of branding and New York City iconography. A reference to the location of MUJI’s USA flagship store. A bag to carry your things and thoughts in.


Find Yourself
March 2022


An unconventional map that can be interacted with by all but deciphered by few. An abstraction of the lives of 15 volunteer participants. A page per person, representing each individual’s visual tastes and experiences. An interactive game that allows users to choose an identity for the day, even if it is not their own. An experiment in the relationship between self and other. A sticker book.

OK (IT IS OK)
October 2022


A RISO-printed exploration of the dichotomy of religion and body. Marriage vows recontextualized as a promise to accept the relationship between outer-body and inner-soul. Words of love used as censorship. Visual content inspired by the work of April Greiman. A zine.

Design Rides the Fence
February 2022


A magnetic design manifesto statement. An opposition to permanence. Permission to change one’s mind at any given moment. An allowance of flexibility in a typically solidified propositon. A poem. A fridge toy.