Thriller from ”2 Coelhos”

This highly creative and beautiful work belongs to Brazilian designer Daniel Semanas portfolio. This is an amazing showcase and you’ll find much more on his website, definitely worth the visit.

Via Daniel Semanas.

Abelha is a handcrafted, organic cachaca with a full natural flavour and that’s exactly what the labeling work of Holly Wales, Jonathan Chadwick and Milo Tchais portrait with success. Each label features a uniquely commissioned illustration alongside Abelha’s logo, which is a brand committed to art and have an artistic tone of voice itself.

FB Collection was founded in Rio de Janeiro in the summer of 2009 with the Lopes Mendes Frescobol beach bats. Frescobol, the Brazilian name for the sport played non-stop along the beaches of Brazil since the 1940′s, led us to the distinctive FB Collection logo.

São Paulo based brazilian illustrator Manuel Moura showcase his creative flair on these stunning zombie street fighter illustrations. Just in case you don’t know, Blanka is the original Brazilian fighter straight out the Amazon jungle.

Brazilian designer Carlos Meira is a master with paper, all the above designs are sculptured out of paper. Truly inspiring, specially the above design which finish has an amazing effect which looks like fabric.

Via Carlos Meira.

Embraco’s identity designed by Interbrand.

Founded in 1971, Embraco is a global company, with factories in Brazil (headquarters), Italy, China and Slovakia. World leader in the hermetic compressors for cooling systems, product and development has always been a priority for the company.

Despite Embraco’s global market dominance, little attention was paid to its brand, a scenario that intrigued senior management. Consequently, Interbrand was given the challenge of transforming Embraco’s brand into a valuable asset.

Embraco’s business card.

Embraco’s packaging design.

Embraco leaflet design.

Embraco beau sans typography design.

Embraco Case Study

Via Identity Designed.

Christ the Redeemer by Elizabeth Herbst.

Brazil is planning to build a replica of Rio de Janeiro’s famous Christ the Redeemer statue, near to the summit of Primrose Hill in London. The proposal is the idea of the Brazilian government to mark the moment Rio takes on the Olympic mantle from London to host 2016 Olympic Games.

Primrose Hill in London

Photo by Brian Lopiccolo.

Photo by Dave Arquati.

Photo by Glen Gooch.

Photo by Peretz Partensky.

Primrose Hill is a place visited by turists from all over the world looking to appreciate a panoramic view of London, and if the plan is approved, will certainly turn the eyes of the world to Brazil’s 2016 Olympic Games.

Produced and directed by the London based Brazilian filmmaker Frank da Silva, Earth 2.0 Initialization is a truly inspiring short-film with amazing innovative developments in science and technology that will certainly change the way you see the world, for the better.

Earth 2.0 Initialization Director’s Cut

Via @frankdasilva and @earth2hub.

The Rio 2016 paralympic games logo, created by Tátil Design, is most likely the first multi-sensory brand ever made, which was designed in full 3D, adding a whole new level of accessibility, as it can be interpreted by anyone, regardless of a disability.

Excerpt from Design Boom:

The rio 2016 paralympic symbol is accessible to all individuals, as the shape of the logo is one which IPC and Tátil Design believe honors the multisensory necessity of a world comprised of capable people with varied refinements in sense.

Rio 2016 Multisensory Paralympic Logo