Eduardo Recife
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Eduardo Recife | |
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| Born | August 12, 1980 Belo Horizonte, Brazil[1] |
| Nationality | Brazilian |
| Known for | Visual Artist + Typographer |
| Website | www.eduardorecife.com |
Eduardo Recife is an artist, illustrator and typographer from Brazil, known for his distinct collage style which combines vintage imagery, magazine cuts, textures, stains and many details and symbols. He’s also known for his 35 typefaces, which the majority of it is freeware. Despite the young age, it has been more than 15 years dedicated to his passion for collage, drawing and type.
Career
Though keeping an extent personal body of work, by he has worked as an illustrator and has added to his portfolio clients such as The New York Times, YouTube, Volkswagen, HBO, among others. Besides the commercial acknowledgement, his work has been published in more than 70 books, both national and international art and design magazines and has won several prizes like Cannes Lion Gold (2011), the American Illustration (2009) and the Young Illustrations Award (2014). He has also been invited to join a select group of artists who created special work for the World Cup in 2014 by FIFA, he has done an exclusive work for the collection of "Clube de Design" do MAM/SP and has been one the few Brazilians who have created a signed bottle for the renowned Absolut Vodka. In the field of photography, the artist has had his work acknowledged with the publishing of his book “My Dear India” (2010).
External links
- ^ Stanic, Elena; Corina, Lipavsky. Atlas of Graphic Designers. Rockport Publishers. ISBN 978-1-61673-614-9.