Graphic Design
Posters, a magazine, a brochure and a couple of brand identities: the projects where I played the most with typography and image.
APAV
A poster campaign for APAV, the Portuguese victim support association. "Não Tape os Olhos" (don't cover your eyes) adapts the same typographic title to different forms of violence and discrimination, while other posters in the campaign cover cybercrime and dating violence with the messages "Apoie, não julgue" and "Não é amor". Every poster points to APAV's support line, 116 006.
Pop Art
An infographic poster on the influence of Pop Art on contemporary design, from fashion to furniture, with comic-book panels and bold colour.
Estado Novo
A group poster on the exhibitions and propaganda campaigns of the Estado Novo (1933–1974) and how graphic design helped legitimise the regime. Made with Anastasiya, José and Laura.
A tua vida não é um filme
A public service poster about addiction, encouraging people to ask for help by calling 1414. It goes together with the video of the same name.
Umbigo Magazine
An issue of Umbigo magazine dedicated to the American graphic designer Bradbury Thompson. Its 16 pages include the cover, an index, opinion and feature articles and advertisements, and borrow his bold colour, overlapping shapes and playful typography as the visual language of the whole issue.
Design e Cultura Visual
A printed brochure about key figures of modernist graphic design: Max Huber, Josef Müller-Brockmann, Paul Rand, Ken Garland, Piet Zwart and Max Bill. Each designer has a colour that marks the index tabs and their chapter, which combines a portrait, a short biography and their most important work on a clean grid.
Schultz
Brand manual and visual identity for Schultz, setting out the logo, typeface, colours and imagery in a clear, straightforward format.
Saber es Poder
A logo design project exploring how a single mark can express the personality of a brand.
