Hi — I’m Lídia.
I’m an instinctive designer exploring different fields of creativity.
Brazil-born, Lisbon-raised, and now London-based, my culturally-confused background has always allowed me to look at the world with different lenses and adapt to new environments and situations quickly. My work combines functional aesthetics and spirited insights in order to deliver the message effectively.
While I love to look at the past for inspiration, I believe the future is where to look — I’m looking to join a team at a design studio in London/Europe, where I can develop my skills further.
Projects
- Through the clutter‘Through The Clutter’ is a design fiction that rethinks the role of designers around the issue of consumerism. It reimagines a world where packaging design is banned — designers and companies have now to comply with the rules established in the Universal Packaging Manual, a fictional guidelines book issued by the Government of England.
- Air Max 90: RecraftNiketown London was looking for patches to go with their new campaign, Air Max 90: Recraft. These patches celebrate how integrated Nike is in the London culture by picking specific elements from the city and mixing them with the shoes. The patches are in-store, available to print until the end of March 2020.
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Skills
- Abobe Illustrator
- Advertising
- Creative Direction
- Photoshop
- Social Media
- Photography
- Cinema 4D
- Film
- Film Editing
- After Effects
Education
BA(Hons) Advertising And Brand DesignRavensbourne University London
London, United Kingdom
My degree has given me the necessary skills to be a chameleon when it comes to creativity. Every brief provided me with the space to adapt and learn new skills, as well as to communicate with clients in order to shape the end product to the best result possible.
Awards
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1st Place - One Club BootcampThe One Club
In a partnership with Leo Burnett, The One Club created a creative bootcamp for students all over London. Based at London College of Communication, the workshop lasted 5 full days and we were challenged to create a campaign for McDonalds line of American Burgers.
Our idea was formed around the insight of these burgers are so good but they're not available in America, meaning, English people have a true jewel here in the UK!
We were happy to see that, two years later, Leo Burnett used our idea as true inspiration for their campaign, using the same slogan "Not Available In America".