My Datsun story began in the late 1970s. I had many Matchbox cars, and my favourite was a purple Datsun 260z. It gave me the real Zzzap feeling, I remember it well. However, this was my only connection to the Z, because we couldn't see real cars here in Budapest because my home country at that time was part of the Eastern Bloc. We were cut off from Western car culture.
As a technically inclined child, I spent a lot of time converting everything that ran on fuel. Cars, motorcycles and everything else. I bravely entered the trade based on self-study and later with the help of trade books and consultation with mechanics. At the end of my youth, I chose industrial design as my path and graduated as a professional graphic designer from the “University of Art and Design Budapest,” where I had the opportunity to improve and develop my skills by working on very exciting projects. After my studies I started working as an industrial designer and graphic designer, my main profile was packaging design. So a few years later I set up an offset printing company. I was the owner and manager and also followed my graphic design career. For almost 15 years I worked as a graphic designer, industrial graphic designer and industrial packaging designer. I designed many boxes, bottles and labels for cosmetics, food and chemical products, and of course many prospects, leaflets and brochures. Sometimes I also make my own designs, emblems, logos, etc. I contacted many printing companies.
