Overexposed

Feelings have infinite shades, densities and patterns. They are currents that take you to multiple directions at the same time, to places where even words lose meaning. These are some glimpses of some bits and pieces that usually prefer to hide away, little corners I spent a long time in.

Personal Project
Year............ 2018
Collaborator.... Camila Vieira
Medium ········· Ink

This is a project createad with the help of my friend Camila Vieira to try to put in words and images some of our contemporary feelings. 

There is a strong impulse to ignore and hide our feelings as self preservation. But expressing and acknowledging what we are living is essential so we can actually live it.

is for Ascending Anger: when you think the world showed its worst, wait for tomorrow’s news.

is for Borrowed Burdens: when there is so much on your plate but not in the way you envisioned. Keep calm and carry on.

is for Concealed Chaos: even if the surface is pristine, underneath is muddy. Right can look wrong and staying still is what really kills you.

is for Fragmented Fakeness: When every piece of you doesn't make one whole person anymore.

is for Hanging Hope: When you can feel the last straw coming and almost see hopelessness becoming the new norm. The future looks bleak y'all.

Feelings can be overwhelming but also bring pockets of clarity. When stuck in your darkest room, can you see?

EDITD is a data analytics company for the fashion industry. It tracks pricing and product data across 1,000+ retailers worldwide, helping brands and retailers make informed buying and pricing decisions.

liv.rent, a rental listing platform, releases an annual report analyzing rental and housing trends across Canada. Backed by proprietary data and third-party research, it's become a trusted resource within the industry.

I worked on the visual design for this project, partnering closely with marketing to keep the brand cohesive across a large volume of charts and graphics.

This project came with a real design challenge: nearly 100 pages, almost all of them carrying some form of data visualization. The focus throughout was making the information easy to digest, clean, consistent, and visually engaging, without letting style get in the way of clarity. Above all, the goal was to present the data directly and beautifully.

Beyond the annual report, liv.rent also publishes monthly updates for social media. I created design assets with the same design language into a condensed, social-friendly format, giving people a quick, digestible snapshot of the data at a glance.