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Client: Oxfam
Art Director: Pedro Lipovetzky
Client: Oxfam
Art Director: Pedro Lipovetzky
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Images used for online data visualization and the storytelling project for Oxfam International called The other side of paradise.
This experience allowed sharing the data extracted from the first inequality report made in Guatemala by Oxfam and the London School of Economics.
Images used for online data visualization and the storytelling project for Oxfam International called The other side of paradise.
This experience allowed sharing the data extracted from the first inequality report made in Guatemala by Oxfam and the London School of Economics.
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Client: La Copa Imposible
Art Director: Tobías Tercic
Client: La Copa Imposible
Art Director: Tobías Tercic
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Set of illustrations used for the literary project "The Impossible Cup".
- Santos '62 vs. Independiente '74
Set of illustrations used for the literary project "The Impossible Cup".
- Santos '62 vs. Independiente '74
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Event: Competition Entry
Set by: UnaBrecha
Event: Competition Entry
Set by: UnaBrecha
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Illustration produced during COVID-19 lockdown, for the #Yoilustroencasa Award.
Illustration produced during COVID-19 lockdown, for the #Yoilustroencasa Award.
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Client: Gould Libros
Art Director: Irving Monk
Client: Gould Libros
Art Director: Irving Monk
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The Gould bookstore called me to make a postcard for its fourth anniversary. Carlos Skliar wrote — Reading is the pause that can make the world wider.
The Gould bookstore called me to make a postcard for its fourth anniversary. Carlos Skliar wrote — Reading is the pause that can make the world wider.
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Client: Oxfam
Art Director: Pedro Lipovetzky
Client: Oxfam
Art Director: Pedro Lipovetzky
Info
Images used for online data visualization and the storytelling project for Oxfam International called The other side of paradise.
This experience allowed sharing the data extracted from the first inequality report made in Guatemala by Oxfam and the London School of Economics.
Images used for online data visualization and the storytelling project for Oxfam International called The other side of paradise.
This experience allowed sharing the data extracted from the first inequality report made in Guatemala by Oxfam and the London School of Economics.