2010	Art-object design/ #2 (54) Design Education/ #1 (53)
2009	Two Colors Design/ #4 (52) Latin American Design/ #3 (51) Multipage publications. Part 2. Annual Reports, Catalogues, Booklets/ #2 (50) Multipage publications. Part 1. Magazines/ #1 (49)
2008	Type Design/ #4 (48) Club & Music Graphic issue/ #3 (47) Corporate identity issue/ #1 (45)–46(2)
2007	Club & Navigation/ #4 (44) Dutch design issue. Part 2 — the Netherlands/ #43(3) Dutch design issue. Part 1 — Amsterdam/ #42(2) Attraction of a client: Creative gifts/ #40(4)–#41(1)
2006	Book Design. Part 2/ #3 (39) Book Design. Part 1/ #2 (38) Anniversary Number/ #1 (37)
2005	British Design. Part 2/ #4 (36) British Design. Part 1/ #3 (35) Newspaper Design/ #2 (34) Iranian Design/ #1 (33)
2004	Croatian Design/ #6 (32) Golden Bee Issue/ #4–5 (30–31) Indian Issue/ #3 (29) Issue About Antiglobalism #1-2 (27-28)
2003	Academicians of Graphic Design. Part 2/ #4 (26) Academicians of Graphic Design. Part 1/ #3 (25) Total Branding/ #1-2 (23-24)
2002	Issue About Typefaces/ #4 (22) French Design/ #3 (21) The Art of Illustration/ #2 (20) Create your own studio/ #1 (19)
2001	American Design/ #4 (18) Students` Issue/ #3 (17) Swiss Design/ #2 (16) Package design/ #1 (15)
2000	Extreme issue/ #3-4 (13-14) Japanese Design/ # 1-2 (11-12)
1999	Russian robot/Russian design/ #3-4 (9-10) Multipage periodicals/ #2 (8) Angelic issue. To the Golden Bee 4/ #1 (7)
1998	Festival Issue/ #4 (6) Newspaper Design/ #2-3 (4-5) Film poster of the Russian Avant-Garde/ # 1(3)
1997	Art Beat in Moscow/ #2 (2) The very first issue/ # 1(1)

[KAK) MAGAZINE

Coming soon #3 (55) 2010 European design

#1 (37) 2006 Anniversary Number

Vladimir Chaika. Chaika is a free bird

Serge Serov

Some people are destined to be famous. Chaika is an admirer of Swiss minimalism and has decided to be a bigger Swiss than Swiss are themselves.Personally,I value Chaika for his self-project titled He-Story, stories about him, character made out of four short dashes, making an outline of a face. He began drawing these lines and finding them in the environment, photograph them, turn them into posters, magazine covers in the late 80's, solving with their help any theme.