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I don't live in Pará. So before drawing anything for Heni, an açaí brand from Belém, we went deep into the region, its nature, its food and what people there eat and love.
The royal blue came from the flag of Belém. The hand-drawn logo came from the way açaí passes from hand to hand, from the palm tree to the bowl.
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