branding and graphic designer

CHILDREN HATE ADULT TV SHOWS
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article on how children feel about adult TV shows. Many times forced to watch what their parents choose because they rule the remote control, kids early on get in touch with violence and sex on TV. In Brazil, where the article was published, it is showed everyday on TV news and soap operas. The illustration tries to show how damaging it may be for a child, despite adults often do not care. Made of plasticine, plastic clay and colored paper illuminated and photographed, it was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 58), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

CHILDREN'S LIES
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article about the creative lies that children tell. With no words and just one still image, I tried to create a narrative in which a boy, who had broken a flowerpot with a soccer ball, is reprehended and comes up with a fantastic story about a giant octopus to blame it for the accident. Made of plastic clay illuminated and photographed, this illustration was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 46), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

PARENTS AT SCHOOL
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article on the importance of the presence of parents at school, especially bringing the small kids inside the gates to make them feel more comfortable in this environment. Made of plastic clay and colored paper illuminated and photographed, this illustration was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 57), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

ALCOHOLISM STARTS AT HOME
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article about alcohol use among youth. The text emphasizes that that problem very often starts at home, due to easy access to drinks in the fridge. The illustration tries to capture the expression of a kid who knows that is doing something wrong. Made of plasticine and colored paper illuminated and photographed, it was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 44), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

CHILDREN AND SECOND HAND SMOKE
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article about the diseases caused by second hand smoke on children. The illustration is focused on the aversion that kids have to smoke, a fact many times ignored by adults. Made of plasticine, plastic clay, shredded fabric and colored paper illuminated, photographed and photoshoped, it was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 62), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

CHILDREN AND SEXUALITY
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article about the first signs of children's sexuality, their different reactions to it and how the educator's and parent's approach to them should be. Made of plastic clay, colored paper and EVA illuminated and photographed, this illustration was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 52), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

KIDS' IDOLS
Government educational magazine
This picture illustrates an article on how idols influence children. In this illustration I tried to put the focus on the way kids change their auto image based on their admiration of someone special. Made of plasticine, plastic clay and paper illuminated and photographed, it was originally published in Nós da Escola magazine (issue 55), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

THE MULTIMEDIA TEACHER
Government educational brochure
This picture illustrates an article on contemporary teacher. In order to have kids attention, educators now need to understand and know how to take advantage of new medias in class. The illustration exemplifies how learning can become more interesting as it explores modern languages and tools. Made of plastic clay and paper illuminated, photographed and photoshoped, it was originally published in Rede MultiRio brochure (October 2009 issue), by MultiRio.

PLAYING IS A CHILD'S RIGHT
Poster for public schools
This illustration points out the importance of playing for children. As a place for socialization and developing, school is not intended only for classes, but also for fun and friendship. Made of vector shapes and using a simple and fresh style, it was originally published inside Nós da Escola magazine (issue 34), a MultiRio production edited from 2001 to 2008.

MULTIRIO AT SOCCER WORD CUP
Special stamp
This plasticine illustration was made to work like a stamp on all MultiRio reports about the 2006 Soccer World Cup. It was used in publications, videos and web materials during that event.