The assignment was open-ended with the objective of creating a unique book – whether in format or content. This work presents an anthropological study of Japanese toy franchises and their cultural impact, blending academic analysis with playful design elements.
Month: September 2026
Mais que paisagem
“Mais que Paisagem” is a cultural magazine that aims to showcase the country’s small towns, which go unnoticed by the cultural audiences of the big cities, acting as a calling card for these places and thus decentralizing access to culture.
Visibilidade feminina na arte
Despite advances in contemporary art, women artists in Portugal remain underrepresented and are often marginalized. This project focuses on Flor Campino, with the aim of recovering and highlighting her artistic path — marked by originality, resilience and a singular visual…
Sans serif
Sans serif presents the development and validation of a visual teaching resource for beginners in type design, designed to support independent learning and to make up for the scarcity of clear, accessible introductory materials.
A complexidade da criatividade: O emergir de uma nova espécie
The project I present seeks to explore in depth the importance of the concept of creativity in contemporary society, aiming to demonstrate its relevance through a varied approach to concepts and information, selected according to the context of the visual…
Fractals / Fractais
“Fractals / Fractais” is a bilingual publication divided into three volumes. The project was developed as a group in response to a brief proposed by another group in the Project curricular unit (made up of Maria Luísa Pinto, Roberta Miranda…
Espera
“Espera” is an illustrated book developed in the Contexts and Practices of Illustration curricular unit, under the supervision of Professor Rui Vitorino. The publication grows out of the imagination and the choice of three objects of great personal importance —…
Magnenat revival typeface
The brief for Project 2 was to revive the typeface created by the Colombian artist Sergio Magnenat and used on the posters of the Bolivarian Games (1938).
A moss-covered grimoire: An archival tribute to dungeon synth artwork
“A Moss-Covered Grimoire: An Archival Tribute to Dungeon Synth” is a book that gathers and presents artwork and other visual elements from releases in the dungeon synth music genre.
Ao sopro da terra
(Because of the personal nature of this project, the synopsis was written in the first person) Developed from the selection of three objects representing three different people — my grandfather, my mother and myself —, Ao Sopro da Terra grows…