1 comment I know this picture seems a little bizarre, but it’s from Sapo Awards ceremony. And yes, the guy holding the award it’s me. We’ve achieved the bronze with the development of the Suzuki Splash microsite.
An International Cartoon Festival is taking place until the next weekend, in Amadora. Usually I would wait until the last day, but this year I decided to go early. So, on Saturday there we were. Some pretty cool stuff, the classics, the newcomers, the internationally acclaimed and the not so internationally acclaimed portuguese illustrators. There [...]
Lisbon has beautiful examples of typography all around the city, and it’s been a long time overdue project of mine to try to capture some of them. So the other day I decided it was time, and started to post them on Flickr. You can check them out in here. This particular photo is from [...]
“YMYI – You Move You Interact” is an interesting project developed by João Martinho Moura and Jorge Sousa for their master course in Technology and Digital Arts in the University of Minho.
On Shift‘s last day, Manuel Lima brought us a excellent presentation on “VisualComplexity: A visual exploration on mapping complex networks”. Manuel is a interaction designer working for Nokia Design in London, as a Senior User Experience Designer. He is also the founder of VisualComplexity.com, a great site which I have already referenced here, in an [...]
I’ll be attending Shift 08. More details coming next.
A friend of mine just started his new blog. You can check it out his amazing illustrations in xolitos.blogspot.com. I also recommend a visit to his other blog, Infografia 24H where he posts his professional works.
On the way to São Jorge cinema, I’ve just passed by the Louis Vuitton shop, in Lisbon. Altough it seems to be a worldwide installation, it was a nice surprise.
Nice exhibition at CCB, Lisbon. The picture above is a video installation from Douglas Gordon (one of my favourite artists) “Left is right and right is wrong and left is wrong and right is right”. The exhibition also includes Julião Sarmento, but the most surprising moment was Jakub Nepras’s “Babylon Plant“. Very interesting.