Cristiana Couceiro

This is the blog of Cristiana Couceiro. A collection of works and things she likes. [email protected]

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“When Biology Meets Ideology“ - A new book reopens a notorious case of bungled science in the Soviet Union.

Illustration for MIT Technology Review. AD: Sam Jayne.

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The Elusive Maggie Thatcher. Illustration for The Atlantic, review of High Dive, a book by Jonathan Lee. AD: Zachary Bickel.

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Artwork for Balla new album Arqueologia.

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“I can see silence already closing and the shadows of clouds chasing each other over the empty moor”

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Three Times Seven.

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Social Media Takes Television Back in Time. Illustration for the New York Times.

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You could draw circles round the whole lot of them, and they’d never stray outside.

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West of Sunset, a look at F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Hollywood’s years. Illustration for The Boston Globe Book Review.

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He left at least one sentence standing whole.

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Because it’s time for a change, I’ve created a new visual archive dedicated to Portuguese graphic design and typography: TIPOGRAPHIA.

Plus a new instagram account about public lettering, signage & neons.

From now on, FOTOLITO will be showing my work only.

(The moon and the bonfires, Cesare Pavese. Book cover by Victor Palla.)