Antonio Ventura Vercher

Dovu is a London company dedicated to sustainable mobility through cities through blockchain technology. Through the song "The 12 Days of Christmas" and by launching a new product during the 2018 campaign, each of the '12 Days of Dovu' would send their beta testers an amount of cryptocurrency, accompanied by an illustration that would highlight something about the company. The artwork did NOT have to be Christmassy, ​​so that it can live beyond the end of the release, but it had to reference the original song. The result was 12 quick, on-time Illustrations that communicated all those values ​​they wanted to convey. It was an outstanding campaign within the company. graphicdesigner illustrator

• Freelance Digital Illustrator

Research Group led by Doctor Ricardo Vinuesa at KTH University in Stockholm. The project's fundamental purpose was to give the research group a distinctive corporate identity that reflected its commitment to projects aimed at improving the world and capturing the attention of potential investors. This graphic design, illustrations, and video sought to strengthen the group's institutional image and facilitate its participation in innovative initiatives in artificial intelligence, aeronautics and fluid dynamics at the prestigious KTH University in Stockholm. As initial concepts, it was essential to convey the idea of ​​collaboration (creating those coupled forms that would be useful for serial production), technology (transmitted through aseptic typography and colour), and the name of the group, Vinuesa Lab, using the suggestion of the V as a shape. All these elements help to give a feeling of seriousness, professionalism and avant-garde. graphicdesigner logo branding webdesigner

• Graphic Designer
• Illustrator
• Web Designer

UNAE VALENCIA is a Valencian non-profit consumer association, with more than 30 years, whose work focuses on informing, training, representing and defending the rights of consumers and users, as well as promoting the development of the associative movement in this area. . consumption in Spain. They contacted me to make a comic that explained the work to new associates in a clear and simple way. At first, a style was proposed for creating the characters, using the technique of creating random shapes, but it was rejected because it was an excessively childish style, since this style would alienate UNAE's partners excessively. The idea was that the design of the characters represented seriousness, since they are social issues, but at the same time closeness, since they are complex topics to explain. The last proposal was accepted and the project was developed based on the script created by UNAE. illustrator designer

• Comic Illustrator
• Copywriter
• Illustrator
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