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Inés Carvalho
Illustrator and brand designer · Porto, Portugal
I draw identities for people who make food.
Eight years of packaging, menus and shopfronts for small producers. Every project starts in gouache, and I only open Illustrator once the shapes feel right on paper.
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Selected work
2 pieces
Mar Alto tinned fish
A family cannery in Matosinhos wanted tins people would keep on the shelf. I painted six fish, one per product, and built the label system around them.
Packaging
Gouache
Illustrator
Feira do Pão posters
Poster series for Porto’s bread fair. Three colours, cut-paper shapes, printed on a risograph and pasted across the city.
Poster
Risograph
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