Brazil built the instinct
Working across photography, graphic production and advertising in Brazil taught me to solve problems with energy and resourcefulness. It built respect for execution and for the people who turn files into real objects.
That environment also shaped an instinct for color, rhythm and human storytelling — qualities that still sit inside the studio’s work today.
Europe sharpened the edit
Living and working in Europe introduced a different visual rhythm: more restraint, more space and a stronger sensitivity to cultural nuance across markets.
The shift was not about replacing one perspective with another. It was about learning when energy should lead and when precision should become the message.
The studio lives between both
Specie Designer now operates from that intersection. The Brazilian side brings imagination and flexibility; the European side brings control and international perspective.
Together they support a practice built for brands that want personality without noise and refinement without losing humanity.