A narrative built from the analysis of three previously selected objects; keywords associated with those objects then gave rise to an illustrated visual interpretation of the story in editorial form.
Tag: Júlio Dolbeth
Casinha
Developed for Illustration Contexts and Practices, the book started from the choice of three objects from which an illustrated narrative was created. The story follows a girl who lives alone in a small village.
As Quatro Casas
For Illustration Contexts and Practices, the project began with the selection of three personal objects that became the starting point for an illustrated narrative: a childhood photograph, a Heidi DVD and a brace for double scoliosis.
Apenas um Fruto Seco
A walnut falls asleep in its room after studying and, through the smoke of incense, enters a dream in which it becomes a cyclist in the Tour de France.
De Mim Para Ti
De Mim Para Ti (From Me to You) is a silent narrative telling a story about how people relate through the objects they share. With a color assigned to each character, a timeline unfolds in which objects pass from generation…
Guide to Get Lost
Guide to Get Lost is an illustration project conceived as a comic, informal and poetic guide to getting lost on purpose. Instead of leading the reader to a destination, it values the unknown, chance, freedom and discovering new experiences along…
Peaceful solitude – Illustrative depictions of the introverted mind
Peaceful Solitude: Illustrative Depictions of the Introverted Mind explores Drawing and Illustration as instruments of visual translation within Art and Graphic Design. Through two-dimensional simplicity, these techniques make abstract and subjective concepts tangible, such as emotions and thoughts and, in…
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…
IJUP 2025
Celebrating a Growing, Engaged Academic Community in the 18th edition of IJUP – Encontro de Investigação Jovem da Universidade do Porto —the annual Young Researchers Meeting of the University of Porto. This year the event counted with the participation of dozens of students from FBAUP, from the MDIP, MIEI, MDI and especially from the MDGPE… Continue reading IJUP 2025
Saint John
Leonor Aguiar “São João” (Saint John popular festivity) narrative sequence, developed for CPI in 2022, under Prof. Rui Vitorino Santos and Prof. Júlio Dolbeth. For the Contexts and Practices of Illustration (CPI) course’s first assignment, students are prompted to create a mood board, followed by a 5–7 image-based narrative sequence by reflecting on issues related… Continue reading Saint John