Editorial

MailChimp Mural

MailChimp invited me to create a mural for their Wink Gallery - an office designed from the ground up to spark collaboration and encourage creativity. Every floor in the space showcases a distinct art movement, and I was chosen to represent the surrealism movement.

The hand-painted mural was inspired by the joyful Brazilian carnaval celebrations of old days, full with rhythm, colors, and exuberance.

Google Doodle

Celebrating Raul Seixas

Raul Seixas was a Brazilian composer and rock musician who is widely recognized for his immense contributions to the genre.

Audible + The New York Times

I partnered with Audible and The New York Times to create illustrations for author-recommended audiobooks.

It’s Nice That

Just a number: Does our age affect how creative we are?

Enthusiastic, knowledgeable, daring, wise – it’s common to make assumptions about people depending on their age. But does one group have it best when it comes to creative work?

Imagine5

Human: On Saving the Planet, AI and Proving You are Human.

In an age where we’re having to prove to robots we’re human, how do we maximise our human intelligence and harness the incredible mix of unprogrammable skills that make us unique to safeguard a more sustainable future for all who inhabit this planet?

Willa & Olive

Crooked Plow

Book by Itamar Vieira Junior

“Deep in Brazil's neglected Bahia hinterland, two sisters find an ancient knife beneath their grandmother's bed and, momentarily mystified by its power, decide to taste its metal. The shuddering violence that follows marks their lives and binds them together forever.

Heralded as a new masterpiece and the most important Brazilian novel of this century, this fascinating and gripping story about the lives of subsistence farmers in Brazil's poorest region, three generations after the abolition of slavery in that country is at once fantastic and realist, covering themes of family, spirituality, slavery and its aftermath and political struggle.”

Published by Verso Books

Yūkari Ceramics

Danielle Yukari is a Japanese-Brazilian manual artist based in Los Angeles, CA. Inspired by Asian ceramics heritage and contemporary craftsmanship, her work is focused primarily on functional objects that are developed manually, from start to finish.

Yukari's minimalistic yet colorful universe adds humanness, delicacy, and craft to the often cold contemporary living spaces and aims to elevate everyday activities into deeply personal rituals. 

Danielle has invited me to create artworks for the new edition of postcards, inspired by nature, colors, the scalloped world, daydreams, and even her adorable Poodle, Valentino.

Playbook

Playbook is a cloud storage platform where you can store, tag, and organize files and folders. They invited me to create a set of illustrations that showcase the power of creativity and collaboration, which are available for download by Playbook users.

Revista Recorte

Revista Recorte is a Brazilian independent publication on design and creativity.