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I created this custom baseball team caricature for a client, transforming individual player photos into a unified team illustration. I personalized each player’s facial features, uniform, jersey number, cap, shoes, and overall appearance, then brought everyone together in a baseball field setting. The final artwork captures the team’s personality, identity, and spirit in a fun and memorable caricature style.
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Da Dina is a Brazilian handmade cookie brand built around warmth, affection, and the feeling of a family recipe.
The visual identity transforms that homemade character into a playful and contemporary brand system. A custom wordmark, warm color palette, and illustrated character give the brand a distinctive personality while keeping it approachable and nostalgic.
The project expands across packaging, delivery materials, and product photography, creating a cohesive visual language around the heart-shaped cookies and the idea behind the brand: “Biscoito de Coração” cookies made from the heart.
Heart-shaped cookies for a brand literally named "made from the heart" is the kind of on-the-nose idea that could read as cheesy, but keeping the illustration style loose and the palette warm-not-cute is what keeps it from tipping into greeting-card territory.
As an art history graduate, I’m fascinated by the decisions hidden beneath a painting’s surface.
X-rays of Vermeer’s A Maid Asleep reveal a male figure that the artist later painted out. That discovery became the starting point for The Man Beneath the Paint.
I imagine him trying to reach the sleeping woman as successive layers of paint erase his presence. She wakes to an empty doorway.
The film explores the fear of being forgotten through a physical act of painting. The man’s identity and his relationship to the woman are fictional; this is an imaginative response to a documented alteration, not a reconstruction of Vermeer’s intentions.
Original artwork: Johannes Vermeer, A Maid Asleep, ca. 1656–57, The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/437878
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As an art history graduate, I was drawn to the male figure revealed beneath Vermeer’s A Maid Asleep.
The Man Beneath the Paint imagines his last attempt to reach her before he is erased and she wakes too late.
Check out my submission: https://on.contra.com/dNg67f
