Pocket Magazine Covers were created in different versions focusing culture of modern life. I illustrated Copan - an iconoclast building, created by Oscar Niemeyer in downtown of São Paulo, Brazil for the first cover of the magazine.
To the Carnival issue, the subject was African culture and the cover picture of a man with signs on his face translated a dynamic spirit of dance and rhythm.
Street art was other subject always present on the pages of Pocket Magazine, so in one of the covers, a special picture with a Keith Haring's work in a street of New York City.
Ícone do feminismo mundial, Frida Kahlo era uma mulher à frente de seu tempo. Sua arte e estilo, combinados com sua força e crença no amor romântico, inspiram homens e mulheres até hoje. Em 2015, o trabalho do artista foi exibido no Instituto Tomie Ohtake, em São Paulo, Brasil. Para incentivar os leitores da revista Pocket a visitar a exposição, escolhi mostrar ótimas imagens do trabalho do artista com pouco texto no rodapé. Para incentivar os leitores da revista Pocket a visitar a exposição, optei por mostrar ótimas imagens do trabalho do artista com pouco texto no rodapé, com uma informação de quadro lateral com preços dos ingressos, datas e horários das visitas.
Icon of worldwide feminism, Frida Kahlo was a woman ahead of her time. His art and style, combined with his strength and belief in romantic love, inspires men and women even today. In 2015, the artist's work was exhibited at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in São Paulo, Brazil. To encourage readers of Pocket magazine to visit the exhibition, I chose to show great images of the artist's work with little text in the footer. To encourage readers of Pocket magazine to visit the exhibition, I chose to show great images of the artist's work with little text in the footer, with a side frame information with prices of the tickets, dates and times for the visits.
The birthday of the writer Franz Kafka was remembered at the Casa das Rosas (Paulista Avenue, São Paulo, Brazil ) in 2015. A graphic illustration of the insect Gregor Samsa traversed the pages of Pocket magazine, in a brief mention of this icon of the Kafkaesque universe. Unusual and oppressive situations, like coming from endless nightmares, are the mark of the Czech writer. "When one uses the Kafkaesque adjective, one usually inspires or refers to Metamorphosis or to the Process. These two works, together with the Castle, which he left unfinished, are considered to be great works by Kafka, "explains the curator of the show, Reinaldo Damásio, who also recalls the importance of short stories and short stories in Kafka's work
