Graphic Design
Dario Zagorac
Mehor by Antonija Garcia

Project
The “Mehor” project was developed as a contemporary visual identity for hand-painted pralines filled with carefully selected premium fillings. Combined with thoughtfully designed packaging, the product creates a distinctive tasting experience and emphasises the character of a premium gastronomic offering.
The identity’s typography was derived from the form of the praline itself. Its rounded shapes were translated into letterforms, creating a sense of rhythm, softness, and visual fluidity. This approach made it possible to move away from the familiar serif and handwritten typographic solutions that often dominate the chocolate industry.
The aim of the project was to create a contemporary, recognisable, and authentic visual expression that highlights the quality of the product and gives the Mehor brand a clear and distinctive identity.
Year
2025
Mentors and collaborators
Lara and Bach (photography)
Client
Antonija Garcia
Author
Studio Dario Zagorac bases its design practice on conceptual thinking and the belief that every project should offer more than aesthetic value. Its work focuses on graphic design, with a particular interest in developing visual identities that communicate stories and evoke emotion.
Although professional recognition and awards are often emphasised within the design industry, the studio does not regard them as its primary objective. Instead, it focuses on creating considered and authentic solutions that move beyond passing trends and retain lasting value.




