As a Graphic designer my job was to create the graphics for the background of the sets and I also made props and other set decorating objects that included graphical elements. The film set mainly during the Second World War. This meant a great variety of designs ranging from mosaic floors to wallpapers into passports and all sorts of papers.
I was in daily contact with the set constructors, the architects, the art directors, as well as the prop master and the set decorator and most of all with different printing companies.
My designs were printed on several materials, for example a variety of papers, linoleum, vinyl, textile, foam boards.

As the leader of the graphic group I maintained a day-to-day communication with the Art Directors. Besides creating the graphics for the film setting in a fast paced and dynamic environment I was the one in charge of communicating with the printing company. I quality checked our files and the end products (prints on a variety of materials). I was a link between the art department, the printers and the set constructors.
The Borgias set during the Italian Renaissance so my designs were mainly wall and floor decorations like marbles, frescos, seccos, paintings, inlaid wood, wallpapers, mosaics and trompe l'oeils. My works were printed on a great variety of materials ranging from paper to foam board into glass and textile.