This brief encouraged students to bring topics of personal interest into the scope of editorial design. So I decided to tell part of the history of my city, focusing on the Siglas Poveiras, a tradition that is falling into oblivion.
Category: Portfolio
Late Fascism
“Late Fascism” is a fictional, experimental and critical publication that addresses the theme of post-fascism. It draws on content originally published by @e_flux and sets out to be a space for international discussion on the subject.
First exposure archive
In ‘First Exposure Archive: A Pentax ME Super, experience and record’, you’ll delve into the personal journey of discovering photography through the classic medium of film.
The heart according to Sérgio Brito
For the Project curricular unit, with the aim of creating a book on a self-proposed theme, I chose to explore and honor a symbol that is present in our lives but does not receive due recognition: the heart.
Nervios
Nerves examines patterns and visual trends, and develops the graphic analysis of a selection of leaves that are in our daily lives, that may be invisible but that enclose a world of magic and unique beauty.
Ardina
Created as a revival of the Tialira typeface by the celebrated Portuguese typographer Manuel Pereira da Silva, Ardina was developed collectively by Bruna Chichavel, Luís Lopes, Maria Luísa Pinto and Roberta Miranda.
Hoje cortei o cabelo
Starting from an exercise in introspection about everything that surrounds us in the space outside and inside the body, Hoje Cortei o Cabelo is a book-hug.
ORBITA
ORBITA was created as a revival of the Tia Lira typeface, designed by Manuel Pereira da Silva in 2003, which has only capital letters, in different weights and variations.
Casa-Tipo, Tipo-Casa — Arquitectura como manifesto tipográfico
This book arises from the confluence of architecture and typography, not only as subjects of research but as the structuring principles of its own editorial construction.
Tio Manel
Tio Manel is a modern, low-contrast sans serif typeface, strongly inspired by Tia Lira — designed in 2004 by Manuel Pereira da Silva (1930–2008), a Portuguese designer, typographer and researcher who made significant contributions to the national typographic landscape.