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Work for Food is the very rich graphic portfolio of Art Director Diego Zambrano—a talented illustrator who is focused on designing experiences and creating emotional relationships with products. It's an interesting little something he calls "advertainment"... meant to sell dreams, not products. Well, looking at this full range of illustrative design work, we can only dream of being this gifted. Amazing stuff.... More
Like many designers from Brazil, the design work in this personal portfolio of Bruno Costa has a very strong visual element, with bold color choices and clean type implementations. We really liked the Flash built right-hand nav that simply allows you to 'mouse-scroll' through projects rather than the standard 'click-scroll'. And similar to other young emerging designers, the interactive and design work is modern feeling, with a little bit of a trendy lean (skulls, Rorschach-style blots and popular type), but we love it. Great stuff inside.... More
A solid professional portfolio of a designer from Brazil, mainly covering his work at a firm called Grafikonstruct. Skilled in Flash, action scripting and digital design, the Flash interface of his site is very solid, and the presentation — set into a dark, digital background — really stands out. Sexy and sophisticated.... More
This portfolio site is a simple one page scroller... a style common among designers and illustrators who let their work do the talking. And these projects speak loudly! Products of team work with AD Fred Siqueira, under the CD of Ricardo Figueira, this Brazilian illustrator and art director has pumped out some fantasticly bold and richly detailed work for big name clients – but mainly focused on work for Coca-Cola. Great eye-candy illustration and design.... More
A unique, colorful and eclectic portfolio of Brazilian designer "S, Garn". And in previous Brazilian designer postings, we've certainly seen a trend of bright colors and lively type design... but S, Garn gives us all that we would expect, and a little more. From prints to photos, illustrations and custom typography, Garn's world of design comes with his own unique, edgy perspective.... More
With a simple stroke and a minimalist style, Rubens from Brazil demonstrates great technique in his drawings... But his art is more than just technique. In his simple, no-words site, each brand and subject he tackles with his pen relays an interesting message - from depicting a drunk Jesus, to a consumer with an Adidas "habit" - which often makes you look twice. Rubens is a talented illustrator with a twinkle in his eye, a slight smirk, and a double-edged pen.... More
Brazilian designers have all the fun, it seems! Not only do they live in a vibrant and passionate country, but they get to translate that colorful love into their design projects. Ricardo is no exception... he is the rule. Working across many mini and "hot-sites", games and Flash sites, Mr. Landim creates immersive experience designs that always have a rich, vibrant, conceptual edge. Plus, his portfolio is so completely thorough, you never even need leave to view the actual sites.... More
Music packaging, print, logos or web sites, this young Brazilian designer has a short but solid list of complete projects at only 21 years of age. We liked the full-on style portfolio with huge project shots and a very clear listing of categories... even if you don't read Portugese, this visually driven site is self-explanatory, and quite enjoyable to surf.... More
A brand new illustration and graphic design studio from Brasilia, Brazil, Mopa has a great flair for color, illustration, print and graphic design. We're especially big fans of collage work right now, and taking that concept one step further... we really feel like the collective work of the artists in this studio – working on everything from t-shirts to posters, cd sleeves and magazines – has some very powerful potential. We really loved their improvement on the single page scroller that doesn't use frames—only nice, valid HTML and CSS.... More
Consisting of 3 Brazilian desigers, MOOZ is a small design and illustration studio founded in 2005 and based in Recife, Brazil. Designing mostly for clients involved in music and other creative endeavors, such as the Coquetel Molotov collective, MOOZ members always work as a team and enjoy having guest illustrators, including David Edmundson and Rti9, pitch in collaboratively. Fonts, identity, and edgy magazine editorial design also number among MOOZ's passions.... More
The scratchy, dirty, hand-made portfolio of Eduardo Recife has been online since back in 1998, and this latest 3rd incarnation is just as rough and ecclectic as before. Spanning the spectrum from print to art, fonts, collage and mixed media, you can't help but being struck by the gentle, cherubic beauty behind the deceptively haphazard compositions. It's also one of the few portfolios where you don't want to miss the photography area... and lest we forget, there's also 19 free fonts to download. Brilliantly original, from end-to-end.... More
Its list of clients is impressive: American Movie Classics, Anime Network, Country Music Television, HBO, Fine Living, MTV and VH1. But the site’s design is a bit choppy for our tastes. Obviously, the talent is worth a look and you won't know what you think unless you check it out. Ergo -- we recommend a visit.... More
