On white space
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Hi, I’m João, a passionate graphic designer with a strong foundation in visual storytelling and a commitment to solving problems and creating impactful designs. Throughout my design journey, I had the opportunity to work in creative environments and spent a significant amount of time working on projects that reflect my creativity, dedication and curiosity for design.
My design path has been shaped by a deep interest in self-directed learning and a variety of hands-on projects which allowed me to explore ideas freely. Whether it’s creating visual identities, experimenting with UI/UX design, or simply diving into new tools and techniques, I’m constantly pushing myself to turn ideas into reality.
A pivotal part of my journey was studying in the UK, where I was immersed in new cultures and perspectives that deeply influenced my approach to design. My time abroad wasn’t just about studying; it was about observing how design impacts people globally and how creativity can bridge cultural divides.
I’m excited to continue growing, taking on new challenges, and collaborating with others to bring creative visions to life. If you’d like to connect or discuss potential projects, feel free to reach out!

editorial design

In the world of graphic design, white space is not just an empty area; it is a powerful element that breathes life into the composition, creating balance, focus, and clarity. This project explores the theme of white space through the design of a magazine, emphasizing how the intentional use of space can elevate content and enhance the reader's experience. Each layout is crafted to showcase how white space guides the eye, highlights key elements, and fosters a sense of elegance and simplicity. Much like fog envelops a landscape, white space in design creates an atmosphere where the essential elements can emerge with clarity. Just as fog softens the view, allowing certain details to stand out while others recede, white space in design allows for a visual pause, giving the eye room to rest and the mind space to process. This interplay between presence and absence, fullness and emptiness, is central to the magazine's aesthetic, drawing parallels between the natural world and the art of design. Through this project, I aim to demonstrate that white space is not merely the background but a critical design tool that shapes the visual narrative, much like fog subtly shapes the environment around it.