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Devassa Stickers

Mar 24 2011

More booze-art!  Salve Jorge and Devassa (a brazilian beer brand that well,… used to have a very appropriate contract with Paris Hilton for their ads), have a solid partnership, and for their chopp balcony both requested a crazy freestyle splash art with “Dragons (Salve Jorge), hot women silhouettes (Devassa), beer references, and that should speak to the “bro-dudes” audience”. Pretty wide while closed briefing, huh!?
Anyway, I made one that fully enveloped the balcony and one that was a cut-out sticker, check both below:

Here’s also a render of the shield with the beer’s logo I made for the 1st art:

Movimento TAM

Mar 01 2011

oodnight! I’ve been waiting to post this like forever. Well, waiting for my disposition, cause I had this here since ever :-) (along with many other stuff which in time I’ll post). This is a whole new campaign, one to build TAM Airline’s image with an younger audience in order to, well, sell them more tickets.
It was called Movimento TAM (TAM Movement), and not so much for it’s name, the goal was to be where this public’s attention is, on social networks and online gaming communities.

Here’s a collection of concepts I made to develop the identity of this initiative, and layouts for a facebook page and a facebook app for travel discussions and comparisons. As you can see, there is a lot of hand drawing on this, even on the campaign’s logo itself. Remember that now you can view the pics way bigger, just click and enjoy




Here’s the thing, J&J has a shiny happy partnership with Wal-Mart, and praise it as the biggest retailer for their products.
From time to time they call a Designer (i.e. myself) to make an abstract authoral poster (brand themed, of course) as a gift to the super-market directors as a recognition for their special achievements. This time it was about Listerine. And so I did this:

They liked it a lot, everyone was glad, but I got no free Listerine. Basterds.

Oxiteno and it’s adoration for nonsensical 3D compositions. Once I did the first, they kept asking for more.
As “Diálogo”, this is an internal campaign, in order to launch the “Annual Mood Poll” (as I like to call it in english), something to research and measure the poor employees’

For the very first time, this Poll would be submitted via interwebz, and merging that with the fact that the research topics were obligatory in the conceptual illustration, I decided to mess around with the Mouse analogy itself, and that old reference to the rabbit holes. IDK if it had any sensical effect, but at least the client loved it.

Illustration achieved with Maya + Photoshop, Logo and Poster with Illustrator.