Brand Design, Collage Illustration, and Web Design that are felt and remembered.

Branding project for architect Tai Cavalcante, a professional who believes beauty and comfort belong in everyday life. The identity reflects her grounded, human approach: real, functional, and accessible architecture, expressed through warm neutrals, natural textures, and honest typography.

Visual identity for Afiada, a self-care and well-being studio. The brand translates the precision of the craft into an organic, tender voice: a delicate typeface with leaves growing from the letters, a palette of sage green, terracotta and rose, and botanical illustrations that scale from the business card to the building façade mural and the in-house product line.

Editorial collage illustration series created for an academic urban planning project about Alto da Boa Vista. Architectural fragments, measuring instruments, human figures, maps, and organic textures come together to translate territory, scale, and everyday life into a more sensitive, tactile language, turning the research into something that can be felt, not only read.

Visual identity for Moneta, a brand that reimagines our relationship with money through a feminine and inclusive lens. Inspired by the Roman goddess of fortune, the brand is represented by a Black woman, the true face of Brazil's prosperity, and engages the senses with dark chocolate coins and the aroma of coffee. The visual language is elegant and mature, with neutral tones and confident typography.

A series of mixed-media collage illustrations exploring emotion, displacement, and scale. Classical figures, celestial elements, natural landscapes, flowers, and symbolic objects are recombined to create poetic tensions between intimacy and vastness, fragility and strength, stillness and movement. Using contrast, texture, and metaphor, the works translate inner states into visual narratives.

Identity for Acervo 77, a curated vintage thrift store rooted in memory, affection, and intentional selection. The brand evokes the warmth of a grandmother's house (familiar, cozy, and welcoming) translated into a contemporary visual language. Focused on vintage and distinctive pieces, Acervo 77 offers clothing that feels personal, timeless, and thoughtfully chosen.

Brand for Amanda, a physiotherapist who believes care begins with touch, eye contact, and presence. The brand translates this sensitivity into form: an earthy, bodily aesthetic that values connection, calm, and inclusion. The logo, a gesture of embrace, represents balance and belonging, while the muted tones, organic lines, and tactile elements evoke warmth and authenticity.