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Interrogatório

A dog cop wants to bend a suspect's will.

Questioning (2015)

A dog cop wants to bend a suspect's will.

This is a small short film we made in college. Making the dolls and scenery took a few weeks, shooting was done in two afternoons.

It was screened at Anima Mundi 2016 (in the "Keep an Eye on Them!" screening) and our local Festival de Gramado 2016 (in the "Curtas Gaúchos" screening).

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Pumpkin Soldier (2019)

This piece was an attempt at illustrating an RPG where every class was aesthetically associated with some sort of vegetable, while at the same time trying to pay homage to the style of the great character designer Akihiko Yoshida.

The background is a red-tinted version of The Abbey and Hills from near Mussoorie, a public domain illustration from an unknown artist.

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Digital Marketing Magazine (2020)

I was tasked by Unisinos with turning educational marketing material into a series of magazines, a total of six different issues. I chose a palette of six light, slightly vibrant colors for each article, cycling through them in the issue covers.

Since an earlier edition of this series had been made using mostly pictures of objects, I decided to use more photographs of people, researching to represent the widest range of diverse actors I could find.

The chalk texture background behind the mock-ups is by cottonbro studio, used with permission from pexels.com.

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Heroic Archivist (2021)

Pamphlet design I made for Richard Kelly's solo RPG about reading and reviewing other games.

You can download the game, both the original and the pamphlet version, from its official page here. I was also responsible for the brazilian portuguese translation of the game, which can be found in the same link.

The abstract texture background behind the mock-ups is by Anni Roenkae, used with permission from pexels.com.

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Cidadãos para o Mundo (2019)

Graphic design and layout work I did for a specialization in the humanities offered by Faculdade Jesuíta. The idea was to design a printed booklet that expressed the theme of unity, inclusion and worldwide citizenship.

Since the video contents of the course were already making use of hexagons and a blue/lavender palette, I started off from these elements, as to not steer away from a cohesive look. I organized the hexagons to create a pattern emulating a kind of hopscotch, and chose three other distinct colors to visually organize the axes of content.

The photos in the material, as well as the marble texture under the mockups, are courtesy of pexels.com, and the iconography was edited from icons found in freepik.com.

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Theia - Plano dos Pés com Raízes

Plano animado para o curta metragem "Theia" em 2018.

Theia - Rooted Walk Shot (2018)

I animated this shot for the short film Theia (2018) directed by my friend vulto. The feet themselves were rotoscoped from video of the actor walking.

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Stel — Pokémon Renegade Platinum Nuzlocke (2024)

Made this for a series of youtube videos of my friend Stel. You can watch the show here.

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Lost Library (2014)

This piece was the one that took me the longest to finish at the time. I was trying to study perspective and lighting, and came up with the scene of a kid stumbling upon a giant tower with a robot version of himself.

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Stel — Pokémon Master Trainer Ultimate (2020)

The sequel to the other thumbnail. This was made for a second match, this time playing Deikkan's Pokémon Master Trainer Ultimate — you can watch the game here (in portuguese).

For the sequel, I tried to match the art of Red and Green (again, Blue for americans) made for Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eeve. The background is the map of Kanto Region made for these games — the same used in Deikkan's project — out of focus.

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Pãodecast (2020)

This combination microphone/toaster was illustrated for a podcast show made by a friend. You can read his blog at @paomortadela, and listen to the episodes (in portuguese) here.

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Stel — Pokémon Master Trainer (2020)

This was a thumbnail illustration for a youtube video where me and my friend Stel play Pokémon Master Trainer over Tabletop Simulator — you can watch it here (in portuguese).

The point of making it was studying Ken Sugimori's original first gen era style, dressing up Stel as Red and me as Green (Blue for americans). The background is just the original Kanto Region full art by Ken Sugimori, out of focus.

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Naruto Head Study (2013)

I made this while studying a style in between the anime I was used to draw and the more realistic rendering of skin and lighting that was popular on deviantart at the time.