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Digital Portfolio of the Designer Débora Moreira, of 2013.TRANSCRIPT
i WAS BORN IN BRAZIL where I LIVED in BELO HORIZONTE. i studied
graphic design at fumec and was there
where i felt in love with it. at the same time i also studied
literature at ufmg, and it influenced me
a lot on how i design.
on 2009 i started working on an internship on a
publisher (voice design). at the same
time i started to dedicate more time as
a freelancer, which i have never stopped
doing since then. both those experiences was
important for applying my knowledge. after
that i was invited to be part of a research
group inside of fumec (idea) responsible
for developing the comunication of the
university. after some months i started
another internship on
Hello!I am Debora Moreira*.
*[email protected]**behance.net/debinh5
a agency of internal comunication (intra
comunicação). at this time i had
the opportunity to understand and to live inside the enviroment of a
real agency. after graduating i was hired,
where i worked until i decided to
dedicate myself to a master’s degree.
i applyed for a master in brand design on
the instituto europeo di design (ied), milano,
in 2012. during this time i had the amazing
opportunity to learn, improve and
get in touch with professionals and
agencies well-known all over the world for their exelence.
this is my portfolio** from 2009 to 2013.
i hope you enjoy the ride.
index
master in Brand Design (2012 - 2013) o1. Brand&I - Literatea 02. DEVELOPMENT - XL EXTRALIGHT 03. ECOBRAND - ORIGINARIO 04. DIGITAL - DIESEL 05. PACKAGING - GRANCEREALE 06. REBRAND - ALITALIA 07. INFOGRAPHIC - QATAR
Professional projects (2009 - 2012) o1. branding - mimo 02. branding - spirale 03. branding -servescopy 04. branding - history meeting 05. intra - tracbel 06. voice design - season 07. voice design - habitat
graphic design course (2007 - 2011) o1. graduation project - on the road 02. PHOTOGRAPHY - ANALOGIC & DIGITAL 03. EDITORIAL - AMUSIMENT DREAMS
What if you could choose whatever you love and develop it as a brand? I’ve chosen to combine tea, books and travel. It becomes a tea shop, covered by books and maps. It is a place where you can sit, have a cup of tea with flavors from all over the world, while you enjoy a book from
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the library. It is about feeling at home in the middle of the city. It is giving yourself a pause during the rush of the day. It is a place where you can go wherever you want, free your mind and leave all your worries at the door.
Brand & I Literatea
Business card
BRAND DEVELOPMENTxl Extralight
Project supervisioned by Landor - Milano;
Co-worked with Alexandra Gilman
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Communicate to product designers all the performance and unique features of the xl extralight product in a new and effective way. express the technological research, the design and the italian style of xl extralight®. Engage the designers an create a viral message
within the community Spectacularize the event and grab the interest of the media. We intrigue designers to take their best shot in a tournament. a challenge for your creativity to beat your rival in a project-to-project duel.
Brand DEVELOPMENT xl extralight
WEB_DESIGNBOOM
a box of goods developed to spread around the world the best Italian food products. It’s all about discovering the secret, dreaming of all the possibilities of flavours and enjoying the moment. Our concept was secret because our purpose is to deal with the curiosity
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of the users, making them discover the selected producers and products. The experience of originario is full of storytelling, curiosity, cooking, eating and sharing.
ECOBRAND ORIGINARIO
POSTALS AND PRODUCTS
In order to promote the Spring/Summer 2013 Accessories Collection, diesel ordered six new independent online galleries. The galleries are: female shoes, female accessories, female bags, male shoes, male accessories, male bags. Our idea was to guide the costumer through
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a journey experience (sky, heaven, earth, universe, sea, jungle) into an imaginary world. Therefore the costumer falls into this new atmostphere and also falls in love with the whole new collection. It’s all about discovering, experience, imagination and fantasy.
Digital Brand Diesel
mobile
PackagingGrancereale
Project supervisioned by FutureBrand;
co-worked with Betty Haimovich.
CLASSIC
next generation
The italian brand of healthy food, GranCereale launched products for children. Therefore, the brief was to develop the naming, brand language and packaging for it. we decided to combine the aspect of “naturally healthy” with an educational touch point with the
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target. It’s more than a simple packaging. it is fun, environmentally conscious, healthy and it’s a lesson of the importance of small choices for the future of the world.
Packaging grancereale
packages
Re-BrandAlitalia - romamilano
Project supervisioned by Robilant;
co-worked with Camila Velazquez, Edgar Olivas, Farida Natour, Rana Chehade.
Re-BrandAlitalia - romamilano
Project supervisioned by Robilant;
co-worked with Camila Velazquez, Edgar Olivas, Farida Natour, Rana Chehade.
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The italian way of fly, alitalia has a special line of daily and current (each 45 minutes) travel between the cities milano and Rome called Romamilano/milanorome. However they have been facing a problem of losing a considerable number of clients due to the rising
of the trains (trenitalia and Italo) and cheap flight companies as Easyjet. In this way, the brief was to rethink the strategic of alitalia in order do keep clients of the business class and attract more clients.
Re-brand alitalia
Strategy
InfographicQatar brand
Project supervisioned by Francesco Franchi, from IL;
co-worked with Bahar Kara, Betty Haimovich, Rana Chehade, Johnatan Herling.
InfographicQatar brand
Project supervisioned by Francesco Franchi, from IL;
co-worked with Bahar Kara, Betty Haimovich, Rana Chehade, Johnatan Herling.
QATARTiny StateHuge AmbitionDespite its small size, Qatar has managed to gain recognition on the international stage and to survive its troubled neighbourhood in the Middle East. It has managed to use diplomatic means to impact and interact in the international system for its own benefit. Qatar has successfully used diplomatic tools to achieve its foreign policy objectives is an Arab emirate in the Middle East.
Adopting the “niche diplomacy” strategy, Qatar has been able to reach out to several countries in the world and to act as a connection between the West and the Arab World.Working as a mediator in conflicts and offering aids to countries in need had helped it prove its power and its place in the world. This “nation branding”, helped create the image perception of Qatar as in the international arena and more importantly, ensured its survival in a troubled neighbourhood.
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24 ORE. Before that, I worked for five years as a senior designer at Leftloft, a Milan
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24
Qatar’s Bloodline
Since1993
Destinations100+
Aircrafts110
Service5«
40%
18%
18%
14% 10%
DOHA
Population 1,903,447
Independence1971
Nationals300,000
Area11,571 km²
ReligionIslam
LanguagesArabic & English
CurrencyRiyal (QAR)
Estimated Assets$200 billion
Population
Nation Branding
Women Men
General Information
%
QatariIndian
Pakistani
IranianOthers
Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani
Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani
Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani
Qatar is a constitutional Emirate. Independent since 3 September 1971. 1850 1878 1913
Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani1949
Sheikh Ahmad bin AliAl Thani1960
Sheikh Khalifa bin HamadAl Thani1972
Sheikh Hadmadbin KhalifaAl Thani1995
Sheikh Hamimbin HamadAl Thani2013
International Aids
Hurricane Katrina Egypt
Tourism project Syria Lebanon
Gaza Strip
0
200
400
600
800
1000
TENNIS AND GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Social & economic development of Qatar.
Foreign Policy - Niche Diplomacy
2001World Trade Organization
MediatorLebanon, Sudan, Yeman
Host RepresntitivesWest bank, Gaza, Darfour, Libiya
2003Islamic Conference
FANARISLAMIC CULTURALCENTER
DOHA’S ISLAMIC ART MUSEUMCulture and Arts
Education Qatar Foundation
Sports
Al Jazeera
Gas & Oil
QatarCultural Village
4 Museums7 Libraries38 Cinemas
Doha Headquarters
Washington
+220,000,000Households
$2.8 billion
Asian Games (2006)
FIFA World Cup (2022)
£138 billion
0
40
60
20
80
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 2012
GAS
OIL
QATAR RESERVES FROM 70’S
1,680
974
900
88.6%Literacy
36
900 TRILLION CUBIC FEET- GAS
13.2 BILLION BARRELS- OIL
Qatar Airways - Leisure & BusinessQATARTiny StateHuge AmbitionDespite its small size, Qatar has managed to gain recognition on the international stage and to survive its troubled neighbourhood in the Middle East. It has managed to use diplomatic means to impact and interact in the international system for its own benefit. Qatar has successfully used diplomatic tools to achieve its foreign policy objectives is an Arab emirate in the Middle East.
Adopting the “niche diplomacy” strategy, Qatar has been able to reach out to several countries in the world and to act as a connection between the West and the Arab World.Working as a mediator in conflicts and offering aids to countries in need had helped it prove its power and its place in the world. This “nation branding”, helped create the image perception of Qatar as in the international arena and more importantly, ensured its survival in a troubled neighbourhood.
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24 ORE. Before that, I worked for five years as a senior designer at Leftloft, a Milan
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24
Qatar’s Bloodline
Since1993
Destinations100+
Aircrafts110
Service5«
40%
18%
18%
14% 10%10%10%
DOHA
Population 1,903,447
Independence1971
Nationals300,000
Area11,571 km²
ReligionIslam
LanguagesArabic & English
CurrencyRiyal (QAR)
Estimated Assets$200 billion
Population
Nation Branding
Women Men
General Information
%
QatariIndian
Pakistani
IranianOthers
Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani
Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani
Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani
Qatar is a constitutional Emirate. Independent since 3 September 1971. 1850 1878 1913
Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani1949
Sheikh Ahmad bin AliAl Thani1960
Sheikh Khalifa bin HamadAl Thani1972
Sheikh Hadmadbin KhalifaAl Thani1995
Sheikh Hamimbin HamadAl Thani2013
International Aids
Hurricane Katrina Egypt
Tourism project Syria Lebanon
Gaza Strip
0
200
400
600
800
1000
TENNIS AND GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Social & economic development of Qatar.
Foreign Policy - Niche Diplomacy
2001World Trade Organization
MediatorLebanon, Sudan, Yeman
Host RepresntitivesWest bank, Gaza, Darfour, Libiya
2003Islamic Conference
FANARISLAMIC CULTURALCENTER
DOHA’S ISLAMIC DOHA’S ISLAMIC ART MUSEUMART MUSEUMCulture and Arts
Education Qatar Foundation
Sports
Al Jazeera
Gas & Oil
QatarCultural Village
4 Museums7 Libraries38 Cinemas
Doha Headquarters
WashingtonWashingtonWashington
+220,000,000Households
$2.8 billion
Asian Games (2006)(2006)
FIFA World Cup (2022)(2022)
£138 billion
0
40
60
20
80
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 2012
GAS
OIL
QATAR RESERVES FROM 70’SQATAR RESERVES FROM 70’S
1,680
974
900
88.6%Literacy
36
900 TRILLIONCUBIC FEET- GASCUBIC FEET- GAS
13.2 BILLION BARRELS- OIL
Qatar Airways -Leisure& Business
Infographic
QATARTiny StateHuge AmbitionDespite its small size, Qatar has managed to gain recognition on the international stage and to survive its troubled neighbourhood in the Middle East. It has managed to use diplomatic means to impact and interact in the international system for its own benefit. Qatar has successfully used diplomatic tools to achieve its foreign policy objectives is an Arab emirate in the Middle East.
Adopting the “niche diplomacy” strategy, Qatar has been able to reach out to several countries in the world and to act as a connection between the West and the Arab World.Working as a mediator in conflicts and offering aids to countries in need had helped it prove its power and its place in the world. This “nation branding”, helped create the image perception of Qatar as in the international arena and more importantly, ensured its survival in a troubled neighbourhood.
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24 ORE. Before that, I worked for five years as a senior designer at Leftloft, a Milan
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24
Qatar’s Bloodline
Since1993
Destinations100+
Aircrafts110
Service5«
40%
18%
18%
14% 10%
DOHA
Population 1,903,447
Independence1971
Nationals300,000
Area11,571 km²
ReligionIslam
LanguagesArabic & English
CurrencyRiyal (QAR)
Estimated Assets$200 billion
75%25%
Saudi Arabia
Population
Nation Branding
Women Men
General Information Surrounding Countries
%
QatariIndian
Pakistani
IranianOthers
Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani
Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani
Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani
Qatar is a constitutional Emirate. Independent since 3 September 1971. 1850 1878 1913
Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani1949
Sheikh Ahmad bin AliAl Thani1960
Sheikh Khalifa bin HamadAl Thani1972
Sheikh Hadmadbin KhalifaAl Thani1995
Sheikh Hamimbin HamadAl Thani2013
International Aids
Hurricane Katrina Egypt
Tourism project Syria Lebanon
Gaza Strip
0
200
400
600
800
1000
TENNIS AND GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Social & economic development of Qatar. Private and non-profit organizationSupports and operate education, science and community.
Foreign Policy - Niche Diplomacy
2001World Trade Organization
MediatorLebanon, Sudan, Yeman
Host RepresntitivesWest bank, Gaza, Darfour, Libiya
2003Islamic Conference
FANARISLAMIC CULTURALCENTER
DOHA’S ISLAMIC ART MUSEUMCulture and Arts
Education Qatar Foundation
Sports
Al Jazeera
Gas & Oil
QatarCultural Village
4 Museums7 Libraries38 Cinemas
65Bureaus
3,000Staff members
Doha Headquarters
400Journalists
LondonWashington
100 Countries
+220,000,000 Households
$2.8 billion
Asian Games (2006)
FIFA World Cup (2022)
£138 billion
Barcelona FC(Qatar Fundation)
€171 million
0
40
60
20
80
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 2012
GAS
OIL
QATAR RESERVES FROM 70’S
1,680
974
900
EDUCATION CITY
88.6%Literacy
197,000Students
669Schools 64
36
900 TRILLION CUBIC FEET- GAS
13.2 BILLION BARRELS- OIL
Qatar Airways - Leisure & BusinessQATARTiny StateHuge AmbitionDespite its small size, Qatar has managed to gain recognition on the international stage and to survive its troubled neighbourhood in the Middle East. It has managed to use diplomatic means to impact and interact in the international system for its own benefit. Qatar has successfully used diplomatic tools to achieve its foreign policy objectives is an Arab emirate in the Middle East.
Adopting the “niche diplomacy” strategy, Qatar has been able to reach out to several countries in the world and to act as a connection between the West and the Arab World.Working as a mediator in conflicts and offering aids to countries in need had helped it prove its power and its place in the world. This “nation branding”, helped create the image perception of Qatar as in the international arena and more importantly, ensured its survival in a troubled neighbourhood.
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24 ORE. Before that, I worked for five years as a senior designer at Leftloft, a Milan
Qatar’s Bloodline
40%
18%
18%
14% 10%10%10%
DOHA
Population 1,903,447
Independence1971
Nationals300,000
Area11,571 km²
ReligionIslam
LanguagesArabic & English
CurrencyRiyal (QAR)
Estimated Assets$200 billion
75%25%
Saudi Arabia
Population
Nation Branding
Women Men
General Information Surrounding Countries
%
QatariIndian
Pakistani
IranianOthers
Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani
Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani
Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani
Qatar is a constitutional Emirate. Independent since 3 September 1971. 1850 1878 1913
Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani1949
TENNIS AND GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Social & economic development of Qatar. Private and non-profit organizationSupports and operate education, science and community.
FANARISLAMIC CULTURALCENTER
DOHA’S ISLAMIC DOHA’S ISLAMIC ART MUSEUMART MUSEUMCulture and Arts
Education Qatar FoundationGas & Oil
QatarCultural Village
4 Museums7 Libraries38 Cinemas
0
40
60
20
80
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 2012
GAS
OIL
QATAR RESERVES FROM 70’SQATAR RESERVES FROM 70’S
1,680
974
900
EDUCATION CITY
88.6%Literacy
197,000Students
669Schools 64
36
900 TRILLIONCUBIC FEET- GASCUBIC FEET- GAS
13.2 BILLION BARRELS- OIL
QATARTiny StateHuge AmbitionDespite its small size, Qatar has managed to gain recognition on the international stage and to survive its troubled neighbourhood in the Middle East. It has managed to use diplomatic means to impact and interact in the international system for its own benefit. Qatar has successfully used diplomatic tools to achieve its foreign policy objectives is an Arab emirate in the Middle East.
Adopting the “niche diplomacy” strategy, Qatar has been able to reach out to several countries in the world and to act as a connection between the West and the Arab World.Working as a mediator in conflicts and offering aids to countries in need had helped it prove its power and its place in the world. This “nation branding”, helped create the image perception of Qatar as in the international arena and more importantly, ensured its survival in a troubled neighbourhood.
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24 ORE. Before that, I worked for five years as a senior designer at Leftloft, a Milan
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24
Qatar’s Bloodline
Since1993
Destinations100+
Aircrafts110
Service5«
40%
18%
18%
14% 10%
DOHA
Population 1,903,447
Independence1971
Nationals300,000
Area11,571 km²
ReligionIslam
LanguagesArabic & English
CurrencyRiyal (QAR)
Estimated Assets$200 billion
75%25%
Land BordersKingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) 2,250,000 Km²United Arab Emirates (UAE) 83,600 Km²
Maritime bordersSaudi Arabia
UAE
Bahrain
Qatar
PersianGulf
Population
Nation Branding
Women Men
General Information Surrounding Countries
%
QatariIndian
Pakistani
IranianOthers
Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani
Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani
Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani
Qatar is a constitutional Emirate. Independent since 3 September 1971. 1850 1878 1913
Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani1949
Sheikh Ahmad bin AliAl Thani1960
Sheikh Khalifa bin HamadAl Thani1972
Sheikh Hadmadbin KhalifaAl Thani1995
Sheikh Hamimbin HamadAl Thani2013
International Aids
Hurricane Katrina Egypt
Tourism project Syria Lebanon
Gaza Strip
0
200
400
600
800
1000
TENNIS AND GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Social & economic development of Qatar. Private and non-profit organizationSupports and operate education, science and community.
Foreign Policy - Niche Diplomacy
2001World Trade Organization
MediatorLebanon, Sudan, Yeman
Host RepresntitivesWest bank, Gaza, Darfour, Libiya
2003Islamic Conference
FANARISLAMIC CULTURALCENTER
DOHA’S ISLAMIC ART MUSEUMCulture and Arts
Education Qatar Foundation
Sports
Al Jazeera
Gas & Oil
QatarCultural Village
4 Museums7 Libraries38 Cinemas
65Bureaus
3,000Staff members
Doha Headquarters
400Journalists
LondonWashington
100 Countries
+220,000,000 Households
$2.8 billion
Asian Games (2006)
FIFA World Cup (2022)
£138 billion
Barcelona FC(Qatar Fundation)
€171 million
0
40
60
20
80
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2011 2012
GAS
OIL
QATAR RESERVES FROM 70’S
1,680
974
900
EDUCATION CITY
88.6%Literacy
197,000Students
669Schools 64
36
900 TRILLION CUBIC FEET- GAS
13.2 BILLION BARRELS- OIL
Qatar Airways - Leisure & Business
Since 2008, I’m the art director at IL, the monthly magazine of Il Sole 24
Since1993
Destinations100+
Aircrafts110
Service5«
Land BordersKingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) 2,250,000 Km²United Arab Emirates (UAE) 83,600 Km²
Maritime borders
Surrounding Countries
Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani
Sheikh Ahmad bin AliAl Thani1960
Sheikh Khalifa bin HamadAl Thani1972
Sheikh Hadmadbin KhalifaAl Thani1995
Sheikh Hamimbin HamadAl Thani2013
International Aids
Hurricane Katrina Egypt
Tourism project Syria Lebanon
Gaza Strip
0
200
400
600
800
1000
TENNIS AND GOLF TOURNAMENTS
education, science and community.
Foreign Policy - Niche Diplomacy
2001World Trade Organization
MediatorLebanon, Sudan, Yeman
Host RepresntitivesWest bank, Gaza, Darfour, Libiya
2003Islamic Conference
Sports
Al Jazeera
MuseumsLibraries
Cinemas65Bureaus
3,0003,000Staff membersStaff members
Doha HeadquartersDoha Headquarters
400Journalists
LondonLondonWashingtonWashingtonWashington
100 Countries
+220,000,000Households
$2.8 billion
Asian Games (2006)(2006)
FIFA World Cup (2022)(2022)
£138 billion
Barcelona FC(Qatar Fundation)(Qatar Fundation)
€171 million
Qatar Airways -Leisure& Business
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aN infographic has to inform the reader on aN easy, enjoyable and comprehensible way. this is a infographic about qatar and how it developed itself as an international brand. the main problem solved was to select the information, SUMMARIZE them and to transform the result
INTO graphic language. we INtended to make humurous infographic, enphasizing the information on aN engaging way that triggers the reader to go through the page and to discover qatar.
this project was developed to be published at IL magazine.
Infographic qatar
QATARTiny StateHuge AmbitionDespite its small size, Qatar has managed to gain recognition on the international stage and to survive its troubled neighbourhood in the Middle East. It has managed to use diplomatic means to impact and interact in the international system for its own benefit. Qatar has successfully used diplomatic tools to achieve its foreign policy objectives is an Arab emirate in the Middle East.
Adopting the “niche diplomacy” strategy, Qatar has been able to reach out to several countries in the world and to act as a connection between the West and the Arab World.Working as a mediator in conflicts and offering aids to countries in need had helped it prove its power and its place in the world. This “nation branding”, helped create the image perception of Qatar as in the international arena and more importantly, ensured its survival in a troubled neighbourhood.
Qatar’s Bloodline
40%
18%
18%
14% 10%10%10%
DOHA
Population 1,903,447
Independence1971
Nationals300,000
Area11,571 km²
ReligionIslam
LanguagesArabic & English
CurrencyRiyal (QAR)
Estimated Assets$200 billion
75%25%
Population
Women Men
General Information
%
QatariIndian
Pakistani
IranianOthers
Sheikh Mohammed bin Thani
Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani
Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani
Qatar is a constitutional Emirate. Independent since 3 September 1971. 1850 1878 1913
Infographic
Branding mimo
branding Project for a veterinary clinic
Branding mimo
branding Project for a veterinary clinic
Branding spirale
branding Project for a pilates STUDIO
PROFESSIONAL WORKS PROFESSIONAL WORKS
Branding spirale
branding Project for a pilates STUDIO
BRANDING MIMOBRANDING MIMO
Branding SERVESCOPY
rebrand Project for an endoscopic clinic
Branding SERVESCOPY
rebrand Project for an endoscopic clinic
Branding ufmg History’s students meeting
brand Project for a meeting of history students of Ufmg
Branding ufmg History’s students meeting
brand Project for a meeting of history students of Ufmg
internal comunicationchildren’s day, tracbel
internal Project developed with intracomunicação corporativa
PROFESSIONAL WORKS
GIFT - SEED PAPER
internal comunication children’s day tracbel
editorial - playbook
magazineseason magazine
fashion and comportament magazine produced by voice design
magazineseason magazine
fashion and comportament magazine produced by voice design
PROFESSIONAL WORKS
magazine
magazine season
038 j season
| crônica
por mary figueiredo arte débora moreira
Descomplicando o
NatalSaudades dessa vidinha simples em que complicado era curar sarampo de menino, coisa que se fazia com chá de rabo de lagartixa ou de sabugueiro. Tempo de passar pente fino na cabeça dos filhos, tirar piolhos e ao mesmo tempo acarinhar. Passar roupa de anjo para coroação, arrumar asas e branquear a vida. Comer hóstia ajoelhada, embarrigando de divindade. Voar que nem espírito (santo), pairando sobre pés de espirradeiras, como colibris. Vigiar o mundo dos fios, feito passarinho, que nada ganha nessa função das alturas. Saudades de limonada com bicarbonato, que a gente achava ser igual refrigerante. Saudade das comidas, quando os enfeites nelas ainda não haviam chegado e o máximo era ovo cozido na boca do leitão assado. Doce de figo cristalizado era a finura das finuras e suspiro ainda não era relacionado ao estado de melancolia. Sonho era um bolinho frito, passado no açúcar e não tese freudiana. Aí, os presépios, meu Deus que saudade dos presépios, os lagos feitos por cacos de espelhos, vasinhos de arroz plantados em algodão, fazendo as vezes
dos pastos e ali cada um colocava seu quintal... galinhas, boizinhos, vaquinhas de presépio e carneirinhos, eles sempre me encantavam, me faziam lembrar pastores e Menino Jesus. Esse natal de supermercado, do tudo pronto, me entristece, por isso amar sempre o artesanal, o feito à mão, onde cada um, num arranjo pessoal, dependura ali o seu sonho. Ano passado fiz uma árvore empencadinha de corações, de toda qualidade, queria mais e mais amor. Este ano fiz um arranjo numa cesta de vime, nela pus umas galinhas, com direito a muito milho e dúzias de ovos em vez de bolas de natal importadas. Para mim, ovos e bolas são símbolos correspondentes, sem contar que ovos muitos têm no quintal, e nem precisam ser guardados pro ano que vem, dão uma bela omelete em família. Para completar o arranjo, enfeitei com galhos de alecrim, que se assemelham aos pinheiros. Depois de pronto olhei a cena e vi na cesta um natal nacional, doméstico, familiar. Quem sabe até
um natal mais simples e mais feliz. j
L adainhas de mulheres em procissãoVelas encerando mãos calejadasChão avermelhando xadrez e unhaLeite fervendo fogãoMulher estendendo roupaMenino refrescando lombrigasCachorro procurando sarnaBicho procurando pé.
magazineHabitat magazine
architecture and decoration magazine produced by voice design, in brazil
magazineHabitat magazine
architecture and decoration magazine produced by voice design, in brazil
PROFESSIONAL WORKS
Magazine
magazine habitat
192 192 HABITAT INVERNO DE 2010
Mais do que refletir imagens, duplicar a iluminação, ampliar espaços e criar efeitos quando posicionados com técnica, os espelhos- que voltaram com tudo na decoração, num revival do glamoroso clima retrô dos anos 30, subindo pelas paredes, aparadores, cômodas e mesas de centro- servem também, de acordo com o Feng Shui, para direcionar e distribuir a circulação de energia dos espaços.De acordo com a ciência milenar chinesa, a função dos espelhos ultrapassa estética e design. Seu uso adequado pode proporcionar paz e desviar energias que não são bem-vindas em uma casa ou ambiente de trabalho. A conseqüência? A melhora de vários aspectos da vida de quem vive ali.Considerado como uma das nove “curas” expostas pelo Feng Shui, é importante que haja cuidado na hora de sua coloção, para que o resultado não seja o oposto do desejado.À entrada da casa, por exemplo, o espelho deve ficar acima da porta, do lado de fora. Assim, protege contra qualquer
tipo de energia negativa que possa chegar.Se locado no hall de entrada, em frente à porta do elevador, cumpre a mesma função uma vez que, ao refletir a imagem de quem se aproxima, dissipa qualquer disposição negativa.Já dentro de casa, o Feng Shui recomenda que eles jamais fiquem alinhados à porta de entrada, onde refletirão qualquer energia, boa ou ruim. No interior dos espaços, os espelhos devem ficar ao lado da porta, fazendo com que boas energias entrem e permaneçam no ambiente.Espelhos que refletem jardins, árvores, flores ou paisagens são super bem vindos. Além de trazerem a natureza para dentro da casa, atraem tranquilidade e prosperidade para os moradores. Caso a vista refletida não seja agradável, como hospitais e terrenos baldios, evite-os.Bom, a lista de indicações do Feng Shui para o papel dos espelhos é extensa, mas as acima colocadas já são um bom começo. Portanto, use e abuse deles, mas no lugar certo!
FFENG SHUI
POR PAULA MILAGRES IUSTRAÇÃO DÉBORA MOREIRA
Espelho,Espelho,espelho meu...espelho meu...
Based on the book On the Road the boxset proposes an interaction between the reader and the work. The idea is to include it in the path, making it part of history through itens developed based on the contents of the original manuscript written by Jack Kerouac. includes an
editorial, AS A real notebook of Jack Kerouac, and the following parts that come from throughout the text: six postcards, monoculars, six stamps, two vinyl and a stamp. The experience is unique and provided unexpected, touching the emotional side of the reader.
Graphic Design course (fumec)
boxset
graduation project on the road
Débora Moreira+39 388 [email protected]/debinh5